ESL BLUE
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Bill Gates and I:
simple present forms / antonyms
Bill Gates and I (again)
Instructions: Use the antonyms (opposites) of the words in italics to show how I am different from Bill Gates. Look at the model:
He drives a
big
car.
I drive a
small
car.
I am
bad
at investments.
He is
good
at investments.
1. He is
rich
.
(poor)
2. He lives in a
big
house.
(small)
3. He wears
expensive
clothes.
(cheap, inexpensive)
4. He drives a
new
car.
(old)
5. He earns a
high
salary.
(low)
6. He knows
a lot
about computers.
(little)
7. He does his work in a
large
office.
(small)
8. His bank account is
full
.
(empty)
9. I have a
cheap
car.
(expensive)
10. I know
little
about computers.
(a lot)
11. I'm
stupid
with money.
(intelligent)
12. He can do
a lot
with his money.
(little)
13. I
rarely
travel.
(often)
14. I have
little
experience in the business world.
(a lot of)
15. I have
minor
problems and minor headaches.
(major)
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