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Vocabulary: To, up to, as far as, etc. - English lesson

1)    Distance: "to", "as far as".

Examples: She will go to London.

                She got as far as her office and turned back.

2)    Time: "until", "till", "up to".

Examples: She lived in Manchester until / till 1995.

                  In France education is compulsory up to the age of 16.

3)    Quantities, measures: "up to", "as much as", "as many as".

Examples: My car can do up to 120 miles per hour. ...not more

                 He smokes as many as 30 cigarettes a day.

4)     Here are a few expressions:

How far did they go?

Read down to line 12.

So far  / up to now / until now …..

How's your new job? Ok so far.

Exercise: Complete the sentences with the right words.

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1.

London

'll

be

Christmas.

in

until

He

2.

as

came

back

with

far

railway

station

home.

went

She

the

as

and

me

3.

work

He

will

till

6

o'clock.

4.

up

35,000

of

They

make

litres

to

water

day.

a

5.

ran

Paris

stopping.

before

far

as

as

They

6.

meat.

as

He

ate

as

of

much

a

pound

7.

many

as

of

cups

He

as

15

coffee.

drinks

8.

has

now.

England

very

to

up

been

My

stay

nice

in

9.

even

He

to

line

page

down

did

that

15.

not

read

10.

per

miles

90

hour.

do

to

car

My

up

can