13 gillian's dream
a) last night gillian had a very strange dream.
fill in the correct forms of the adjectives.
the craziest dream of my life
in my dream i walked along camden high street and looked at the shop windows. i saw some earrin
were (beautiful)
than mine. but they were (expensive)
too. suddenly i had a (strange)
feeling. there was someone behind me. i tu
and saw the (big)
chicken you can imagine. it was (big)
and (fat)
than an elephant. i was really scared. to me, it looked like the (da
bird in the world. so i started to walk (fast)
legs than a normal chi
but the chicken had (long)
tran after me. i didn't know what to do. the chicken was still behind me. i ran and ran but suddenlcorrect form of beautiful correct form of beautiful things

Ineed my points srry

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