John just got a new skateboard. He skateboards twice a week. Mary goes skateboarding every weekend. Tom is skateboarding in town right now.

20. Comparatives and superlatives

1. She was a very intelligent student. She was the better best girl in her class.

2. It's a very old castle. Experts argue that it is the oldest in Britain.

3. I´m going to sleep on the sofa. It's more comfortable than the floor.

4. This new job is more important for to me than the last I had my last one.

5. Living in the countryside is more healthy healthier than living in town.

6. Those instructions were more the most difficult ones I have ever read.

7. It's a very nice house. It's the most beautiful house on the street.

8. This is a cheap restaurant. It´s the cheapest I´ve ever been to.

9. She´s a very good tennis player. Her trainer says she is the best.

10. He´s a very dangerous criminal. The police say he is the most dangerous in the country.

Weekend

I went to Kyoto last weekend to see kouyo.
Kouyo means "colored autumn leaves".
It was very beautiful and I felt refreshed.
When you come to Japan, I recommend that you see kouyo!

What I have been doing this past week.

I have been studying English two hours a day and tried to talk with some language partners in other countries in English. When I talked with them, I always got confused. I was disapointed in my poor vocabulary.
I joined a yoga class last Wednesday. This class has been running a discount campaign this month. I was happy to hear it. A yoga teacher explained us (to us) how to breathe deeply, but I didn't breathe deeply well at first. I was able to breathe well by the end of the class.
I have 2 kids. My younger son passed the English written examination of English last month. If we pass it, we can take an interview of after (or, for) the examination. He took the interview from with an interviewer. He asked him five questions in English. After finishing this interview, he was disappointed because he coudn't speak to him perfectly against five questions answer the five questions perfectly, however, I am sure that he will pass the interview. Although we can not speak the sentences in right with the correct grammar and we say nothing in less than five seconds, it is no problem for the examiners. I hope that in two weeks we find out that he passed the test.