1. They broke into the house.
2. Robbers stole a lot of valuables from the bank.
3. Kate will visit Venice next summer.
4. We watch documentaries every week.
5. She has done all her tasks.
6. The mayor will open a new museum in 2 days.
7. Sam and Jane have built a new house.
8. We can plant trees in pour local park.
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1. You should sit straight up at the table.
2. You shouldn't eat with your fingers and talk with your mouth full.
3. When Sandra puts on her blue jeans, she looks very slim in them.
4. Len is really good at taking photos and he enjoys doing that.
5. You must come to school in time.
6. Will you join us for dinner?
7. Washing up is a boring activity.
8. Bob doesn't like to work at the computer at all.
9. Lily looks rather beautiful in the photos of magazines.
10. Is it OK for you if we meet at the square at 7 o'clock?
11. You should spend a lot of time on studying.
12. I won't go home, nobody is waiting for me there.
13. You shouldn't shout at people.
14. Can you look after my dog while I am on holiday?
15. Such things can happen to everybody.
I.
1. It is correct.
2. Spell the word correctly.
3. You know it well.
4. Of course it is good.
5. It is cold in the room.
6. Don't look so coldly at me.
7. It is easy.
8. I can do it easily.
9. It is warm today.
10. He always greets us warmly.
II.
Sad-sadder-the saddest
Grey-greyer-the greyest
Bad-worse-the worst
Old-older-the oldest
Happy-happier-the happiest
Free-freer-the freest
Far-farther-the farthest
Dry-drier-the driest
Big-bigger-the biggest
Near-nearer-the nearest
Shy-shier-the shiest
Unusual-more unusual-the most unusual
Able-more able-the most able
Mountainous-more mountainous-the most mountainous
Little-less-the least
Polite-more polite-the most polite
Famous-more famous-the most famous
Well-known-more well-known-the most well-known
Heavy-heavier-the heaviest
III.
1. Youngest
2. Brighter
3. Bigger
4. Lighter
5. Larger
6. More
IV.
1. Tallest
2. Eldest
3. Older
4. Best
5. Largest
6. Eldest.