Exercise 21. Open the brackets using the necessary form of adjectives or adverbs

Exercise 20. Open the brackets using the necessary form of adjectives or adverbs

Exercise 19. Open the brackets using the necessary form of adjectives or adverbs

Exercise 18. Translate the sentences

1.This student group is smaller than that one. 2. This is the longest telephone line. 3. This student is more active than that one. 4. Peter is the most capable student. 5. Nick works better than David. 6. John works worst of all. 7. This radio-set is as big as that one. 8. This English program is not so simple as you think.

1.Mary sings (beautiful) her friend Agnes. 2. Our bus arrived (late) ever before. 3. My brother prepares his homework (careful) I do. 4. They work (hard) we do. 5. William speaks French much (good) I do. 6. The Josephsons go to the theatre (frequent) we do. 7. We get up every morning much (early) they do. 8. I’m sure I cannot run (fast) you can. 9. They won’t get home (soon) we will. 10. James answered us (quick) we expected. 11. He naturally speaks (slowly) our teacher does. 12. Most of my friends walk (rapid) I do.

1.Are you (young) your brother? 2. This magazine is (interesting) that one. 3. My watch is (good) my friend’s one. 4. Jim is (bad) student in our group. 5. In our country January is (cold) month of the year. 6. This bunch of flowers is (beautiful) that one over there. 7. The Pacific is (large) ocean in the world. 8. This is (comfortable) pair of shoes that I have. 9. The weather today is (warm) it was when I arrived. 10. John’s watch costs (much) mine. 11. February is (short) month of the year. 12. Mary seems to be (busy) now she was in the morning. 13. Mr. Brown is (busy) person in the office. 14. Is this (wide) street in your town? 15. This is (difficult) exercise in our book. 16. New York is (large) city in the United States of America. 17. This bulb is (bright) the one I brought yesterday. 18. His watch keeps (good) time mine. 19. Jane is (intelligent) her friend Mary. 20. He bought (expensive) alarm clock in the shop.

1.London is the … (large) city in Europe and the second … (large) city in the world. 2. One of the … (fine) streets of London is Regent Street. We can find the … (big) London shops there. 3. The Neva is … (wide and deep) than the Moscow River. 4. The climate of England is much … (mild) than that of the East European part of Russia. 5. This colour is … (fresh and bright) than that one. 6. By the way, which is the … (short) way there? – First go right, then turn left. There is no … (short) way than this one. 7. You have got (much) time than I have. 8. Your collection of records is (good) than mine. 9. My recorder is (bad) than yours. 10. Perhaps my recorder is (bad) of all. 11. This is a (good) opportunity to do it. 12. This is (much) important thing for me. 13. I think it is (little) important for him.

Exercise 22. Translate the sentences paying attention to the construction “the…the”

1.The stonger the acid, the greater is the tendency to lose protons. 2. The stronger the magnification, the greater is the possibility to detect whether the body is homogeneous. 3. The faster an object moves, the greater is the air resistance. 4. The lower the atomic weight or atomic number of the inert gas, the lower are its boiling and melting points. 5. The larger the diameter, the smaller is the resistance and hence, the more current will flow through it. 6. The greater the difference in temperature between two points, the more heat will flow per second. 7. The greater the number of free electrons in a substance, the better that substance conducts electricity.

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