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(Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs)




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1. er ( ) est ( ). , , .

e.g. long- longer- longest- - -

gay- gayer- gayest- - -

er, -est.

1. y , er, -est y i:

. + -y + -er/-est = -ier/-iest: d ry - dr i er - dr i est - - -

1.+1. + -er/-est=2 . + -er/-est: b ig - bi gg er - bi gg est - - -

e + -er/-est = -er/-est: larg e - larg er - larg est - - -

2. , y, -er, ow, -ple, -ble er ( ) est ( ). polite, sever, sincere, simple, common.

e.g. bu sy - bus i er - bus i est - - -

clever- cleverer- cleverest- - -

more ( ) most ( ).

e.g. active- more active- most active- - -

famous- more famous- most famous- - -

3. , , more ( ) most ( ).

e.g. comfortable- more comfortable- most comfortable- - -

interesting- more interesting- most interesting- - -

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good, well- better- best - - -

bad, badly- worse- worst - - -

old- older oldest - - - ( )

- elder- eldest - - - ( )

far- farther- farthest - - - ( )

-further- furthest - - - ( )

little- less- least - - -

much, many- more- most - - -

late- later- latest - - -

- latter- last - - - ( )

near- nearer- nearest - - - ( )

- next - - - ( )

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1. asas, .

e.g. This street is as long as that one.- , .

2. not soas, .

e.g. They are not so busy as you are.- , .

3. thethe .

e.g. The sooner the better.- , .

4. than, .

e.g. He knows English better than you.- , .

(Numerals).

(Cardinal Numerals) (Ordinal Numerals).

1. , .

 

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1 one [ 'wʌn ]

2 - two [ 'tu: ]

3 three [ 'θri: ]

4 four [ 'fɔ: ]

5 five [ 'faiv ]

6 six [ 'siks ]

7 seven [ 'sevn ]

8 eight [ 'eit ]

9 nine [ 'nain ]

10 ten [ 'ten ]

11 eleven [ i'levn ]

12 twelve [ 'twelv ]

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teen [ 'ti:n ] 13 19, :

e.g. 13 thirteen [ θə:'tin ].

ty [ ti ] -, , :

e.g. 20 twenty [ 'twenti ].

and ( and ):

e.g. 110 one hundred and ten.

hundred, thousand, million, milliard/billion a, one:

e.g. 100 a hundred = one hundred.

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e.g. 11.55- eleven point five five.

, :

e.g. $12.50- twelve dollars fifty.

2. th:

e.g. seven seventh- , twenty-four twenty-fourth- .

: first- , second- , third- .

, , :

e.g. The first mention of Moscow was in 1147.- 1147 .

, , , , , , , , the , , :

e.g. The sixth room - room six- - .

, :

e.g. Pushkin was born in seventeen ninety-nine.- 1799 .

2001 2009, :

e.g. 2007- two thousand (and) seven.

, , .

e.g. 156807- one five six eight oh seven.

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e.g. 10 + 4 = 14: ten plus four is fourteen / ten and four equals fourteen;

10 4 = 6: ten minus four is six / ten take away four equals six;

10 x 4 = 40: ten times four is forty / ten multiplied by four equals forty;

10: 4 = 2 ½: ten divided by four is two and a half.

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e.g. (x-y) / z: x minus y over z.

(Pronouns).

1. .

e.g. Here is a new dictionary. I bought it last week.- . .

2. whose? ?

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e.g. accepted the invitation of his friend Dr. Draring, the famous scientist, and was staying in his large old-fashioned house.- , , .

, ( ) . , :

e.g. I left my dictionary at home. May I use yours? (: your dictionary)- . ?

3. , - (-):

e.g. I mean I'll enjoy myself a little.- , .

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I- me-, my- mine- myself- ,
you-, you-, , , your-, yours-, yourself-..- , ; yourselves-..-
he- him-, his- his- himself-
she- her-, her- hers- herself-
it-, , it-, , , its-, its-, itself- ,
we- us-, our- ours- ourselves-
they- them-, their- theirs- themselves-

4. : some, any, somebody, anybody, something, anything, one. some, somebody, someone, something , any, anyone, anybody, anything .

e.g. If you need some help just ask me. - .

Do you have any questions? - ?

one - .

e.g. One cant make an omelette without breaking eggs. He , .

one -.

e.g. Give me please two apples, the big ones. - , , , .





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