We can use superlatives adjectives to compare 3 or more things (or three or more people,
places etc…)
With one or two syllable words
THE + adjective + est
_ A is the nicest / longest
_ A is the biggest city in my country
_ A is one of the biggest cities in my country
With a one-syllable word with consonant + vowel + consonant, then we double the last letter.
For example: big becomes the biggest
With three or more syllable words
THE MOST + Adjective
_ A is the most expensive
_ A is the most expensive city in my country
_ A is one of the most expensive cities in my country
To emphasise the comparison we can use by far
_ A is by far the most expensive
Part 1 Questions
Q: Tell me about your hometown
A:
I come from Manchester which is up in the north of England.
It’s one of the most beautiful cities in England,
Q: What do tourists like to visit in your hometown?
A:
Many tourists
will go to Manchester United’s football ground
because it’s one of the most famous grounds in the world
Q: What do people in your country like to do in parks or gardens?
A:
Well, one of the most popular pastimes is sunbathing,
if the weather is sunny.
Otherwise, many people will just go for a stroll to get some fresh air.
Possible substitutes for sunbathing:
jogging / community dancing / having a picnic