A Read the radio script about the new changes at Greenland School and complete it with the words and phrases in the box.
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Good morning, students, and welcome back to Greenland School! During the summer holidays, our school made some exciting changes. First of all, we improved our library. Our new library is () the old library. It's bigger now, so there is a lot of space for students—and for books! We also added () computers to the library. Go and use the internet there!
Do you like sport? I have some good news for you! We have a new sports field! The new field is () the old field, but it has a better surface. There's also a new climbing wall and swimming pool. For sports lovers, our school now has so many choices! Students had () choices for sports before.
What about food? Check out the new canteen! There are lots of different food stations. You can try food from around the world in our new canteen! I love the station with () food, like pizza. The pizza is () that in Rome! Yum! Or, for a taste of home, try one of the many () food stations. In fact, our new canteen has the () food stations among all the schools in the area!
You're going to love the new and improved Greenland School! Let's enjoy our time at school together!

B Read Millie's article comparing her primary school and junior high school. Complete it using as ... and the correct forms of the words in brackets. Use negative forms if necessary.
I'm in junior high school now. At first, I was worried I wouldn't like my new school, but it's (1) (wonderful) as my primary school! I'm so happy about that. Although both schools are great, they have some differences.
My primary school is (2) (big) as my junior high school. There is (3) (little) space for students there. My junior high school has bigger classrooms and (4) (much) outdoor space!
We have (5) (many) classes here each day than in my primary school. That's because we study many different subjects here! Now, each class has about thirty students. In my primary school, there were (6) (few) students in each class. There are several exchange students here. One of my classmates is from Moscow. She's (7) (Russia). In my primary school, all the students were (8) (China).
I'm learning new things and making new friends every day. I'm glad to be in junior high school, but I'll always remember my days in primary school.