Noisy describes a person, place or thing making or full of a lot of noise.
The idea
Use a noisy street before a noun or the street is noisy after be. Compare two places with noisier than: change the final y to i before -er.
Examples
- The street is noisy in the morning.
- She chose a quiet room away from the noisy road.
- The café is noisier than the library.
- We heard a noisy group outside.
- The train was noisy because many people were talking.
- Is the classroom always this noisy?
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Watch out
Noisy concerns sound, not the number of people by itself. A crowded place can be quiet.
Try it yourself
Choose the word for a lot of sound. Many people are talking loudly: the room is ___. (noisy / quiet)
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noisy
Noisy describes the place with a lot of sound.
Choose the comparative spelling. The café makes more noise than the library: it is ___. (noisier / noisyer)
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noisier
Noisier is the comparative form before than.
Choose whether the crowded place can be quiet. Many people are reading silently in the room. Can it be quiet? (yes / no)
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yes
A crowded place can still be quiet.
Practice round
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Choose the word for a lot of sound. Many people are talking loudly: the room is ___. (noisy / quiet)
Choose the comparative spelling. The café makes more noise than the library: it is ___. (noisier / noisyer)
Choose whether the crowded place can be quiet. Many people are reading silently in the room. Can it be quiet? (yes / no)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe a noisy place and compare it with a quieter one.

