B. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjectives or adverbs in brackets.
1. I think skiing is
(difficult) than snowboarding.
2. Angie drives
(fast) than Tom, but that doesn't
mean that she's
(little) careful.
3. Maulen doesn't wake up as
(early) as Aktoty
because he starts work
(late) than her.
4. Last year, Lee was the
(bad) player on the
team, but this year he's
(good) than most of
the other players.
5. That was the
(boring) film I have ever seen!
6. Tony's old sofa was
(large) than his new one.
7. Brad isn't as
(popular) as his brother Keith.
8. Kathy thinks table tennis is the
(little) exciting sport​

  where is your  friend? — he is at   school. he is not at home. 2. michael has a  car. his   car is red.3. this book is on the  table. put a  book on the shelf.4. what’s that? — it’s a pencil. the pencil is long.  5. it’s a bus. the bus is a big and   yellow.  6. where is a dog? — the  dog is under bench.  7. where is his son? — his  son is at   school.  8. the  sun is shining in the sky..  9. this is a  street. i can see many cars and buses in   street.  10. this is a tram. what colour is tramнасколько знаю вроде выйдет так, но лучше перепроверить 

1. Jo

– What place would you most like to visit, Jo?

– I’d love to visit Iceland and do a tour of the volcanoes. My friend went on a tour that took her down inside a volcano.

2. Mitchell

– What kind of adventure  activity would you like to do, Mitchell? Would you like to try surfing?

- Not really, no. I’m not so keen on getting cold and wet. I’d rather climb up a mountain or maybe go walking somewhere.  

3. Max

– Which would you prefer, Max - a trip to the mountains or a trip to the sea?

- Oh, I’d much prefer to go to the sea. I love the water. I do a lot of swimming and surfing. I also like walking along the beach.  

4. Alicia

– Is there anywhere in the world that you’d like to visit, Alicia?

- I’d love to visit the Sahara desert. It’s my dream to go on an adventure holiday and ride through the desert on a quad bike, or maybe even a camel.  

5. Elizabeth

- Elizabeth, would you rather track through a desert or a forest?

- I think both are probably fantastic experiences. Maybe the forest would be more interesting because you’d see more wildlife. Yeah, and you’d be protected by the trees.