. 1. I heard a noise, but my father couldnt hear ___. 2. ___ left a book in the classroom. Its on the floor. 3. Im afraid there is ___ coffee left. Can you go and buy some? 4. She doesnt know ___ about history. 5. ___ has stolen my bag. 6. Are there ___ cakes left? Im hungry. 7. I want to go ___ interesting on holiday. 8. I cant find my glasses; they are ___. 9. Im thirsty: Ive had ___ to drink all day. 10. I didnt tell ___ about it.
. 1. You must ask ___ to help you with this work. 2. If I have ___ free time, I shall go ___ tonight. 3. Have you heard ___ about our plan? 4. Did ___ see this film yesterday? 5. Did you say ___? No, I said ___. 6. Don't tell her ___ about me. 7. Don't worry, ___ is all right. 8. Is ___ absent today? 9. Could you tell me ___ interesting? 10. It's an old joke ___ knows it.
(The Adjectives and the Adverbs)
1. :
. happy, modern, large, wet, exciting, good, clever, sad, funny, practical, expensive, small, cheap, dangerous, big, slow, safe, attractive.
. tall, long, short, little, hot, cold, nice, much, big, wide, strong, many, warm, interesting, comfortable, famous, pleasant.
. high, good, heavy, low, hard, busy, bad, easy, bright, thin, fine, dirty, wide, happy, wonderful, active, careful, interesting, important, far.
D. narrow, small, thick, hungry, beautiful, bad, comfortable, angry, loud, low, good, expensive, old, fast, heavy, big, necessary, beautiful.
2. :
Mary is as young as Ann.
Pushkin street is as long as Lermontov street.
The Baltic Sea is not so worm as the Black Sea.
This book is not so interesting as that one.
This road is worse than any other.
Football is more popular than basketball.
The more you study the better you pass your exams.
The longer is the night, the shorter is the day.
The less we speak English the worse for us.
The earlier you get up the more you can do.
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1. tight - 6. nervous -
2. loud - 7. immediate -
3. sudden- 8. fast-
4. desperate - 9. careful -
5. quick - 10. hard-
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1. John dressed quick/quickly and went to work. 2. She looked beautiful/beautifully on her wedding day. 3. Sudden/Suddenly it started to rain. 4. Richard can paint very good/well. 5. Hannah desperate/desperately tried to open the window. 6. You are very lucky/luckily you weren't hurt. 7. Don won the first prize and was very proud/proudly. 8."Help, help me!" she shouted loud/loudly. 9. My sister is a very careless/carelessly driver.
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1. Amazon River is longer than the Mississippi. 2. The State of the Vatican City is (small) country in the world. 3. New York is not so (clean) as Stratford. 4. There are many hotels in my town. The Chelsea is (comfortable) of all. 5. The Roxy is (famous) club in Los Angeles. 6. Living in the country is (cheap) than living in the city. 7. Death Valley is (hot) place in the world. 8. Oxford is not so (noisy) as Paris. 9. My new car is (fast) than my old one. 10. Alex is (short) than Tom. 11. She's (pretty) than her sister. 12. Edinburgh is (small) than London. 13. Egypt is (fascinating) country. 14. The Eiffel Tower is (famous) tower in France. 15. Is Rome (old) than Venice? 16. That is a very (nice) dress.
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(Prepositions)
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1. Do you go home... the field or... the forest? 2. I prefer to go... the field. 3. The ball was... the bed, so the old woman could not get it. 4. It was cold and rainy October. 5. It often snows winter. 6. Did you go seaside train? 7. I always listen her stories. 8. Mother usually wakes me early. 9. What happened him Friday? 10. My friend is fond traveling.
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1. The boy does his morning exercises... the open window. 2. Our institute is... the Center... the city. 3. You can find this book... that shelf. 5. Don't forget to put the bread... the bag. 6. There were heavy clouds... the sky. 7. At night we could see millions of stars... our heads. 8. The grandfather took a sweet... his pocket and gave it... the child. 9. Do you see anything... that tree, Mike? 10. Does your teacher live... the school or far... it? 11. There is a little garden... the house.
