Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative
form. Add any other necessary words.
1 A: How was the parade yesterday?
B: It was
(good) last year's.
2 A: Did you manage to get the tickets?
B: Yes, but it was
(difficult)
I expected.
3 A: Thanks for driving us home.
B: It was
(little) I could do.
4 A: The UFO Festival was
(strange) festival I've ever been to.
B: It was different, but it was fun!
5 A: Do you celebrate Mother's Day?
B: Of course. For us, it's one of
(important) days of the year.
Заключите прилагательные в скобки
в сравнительную или превосходную
форму. Добавьте любые другие необходимые слова.
1 А: Как вчерашний парад?
Б: Это было
(хорошо) в году.
2 А: Вам удалось достать билеты?
Б: Да, но это было
(трудно)
Я ожидал.
3 А что отвезли нас домой.
Б: Это было
(немного) Я мог бы это сделать.
4 А: Фестиваль НЛО был
(странным) фестивалем, на котором я когда-либо был.
Б: Это было по-другому, но это было весело!
5 А: Вы празднуете День матери?
Б: Конечно. Для нас это один из
(важных) дней в году.
Australia is the biggest island and the smallest continent on the Earth. It received its name due to the Latin "Terra Australis Incognita" – “Southern unknown land”. Australia is the only country occupying the whole continent. Here you can see the super modern metropolises, the driest deserts, the best beaches, coral reefs and much more. Australian cities differ much from the cities in Europe. They look more like the American ones, but still have their own appearance. There are no ancient attractions; it’s a kingdom of glass, steel, modern buildings and comfortable roads.
Sydney is the largest city in Australia and the administrative centre of the New South Wales province. It is the most developed Australian city, the financial and industrial capital. The original Sydney Opera is not only an architectural sightseeing but the leading country’s stage
too. Another Sydney symbol is The Harbour Bridge. The tourist centre in Sydney is Darling Harbour with exhibition centers, shops, restaurants and cafes. Melbourne is the second biggest city and the centre of Victoria province. It has been always struggling with Sydney for the name of Australian cultural capital. Sydney is famous for its Opera, Melbourne – for its ballet. As one of the sport leading cities in the county Melbourne houses the Australian open (tennis) and one of the stages of Formula-1 Grand Prix. Melbourne is a green city with cozy streets and houses. One of the things Melbourne is associated with is tram. It is a very popular man of transport and on of the city symbols.
The capital of Australia, Canberra is a relatively small city. It’s the city of politicians and bureaucrats, but there is a lot more in Canberra. Historic attractions include Captain Cook Memorial Water Jet; New Parliament House; Old Parliament House; Telstra Tower; St. Christopher's Cathedral; the National Archives of Australia; the National Library of Australia; and Canberra's Royal Australian Mint. Another significant city in Australia is Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. It is an elegant city beside the Torrens River, between the Adelaide Hills and the Gulf of St Vincent. It is very green city with a lot of gardens and parks.
The main city of the Queensland state, Brisbane, is the perfect place to relax and have a rest. It lies on the coast and has very good beaches. All the Australian coasts are famous for its beautiful beaches, but the Gold Coast is the most famous one. It is an ideal choice for those who like sun, sand, relaxed lifestyle and surfing. It’s a very comfortable place with good hotels and other accommodation. This paradise strongly differs from the rough deserts in the middle of the country. This part of the Australia is mainly inhabited by the aborigines. There are no good roads, big cities or any comfort at all. There are farms, sands and mines. This territory has its own charm too, but you should know what to be prepared to.
Australia is separated from the other parts of the world, thus its nature is really unique. The best-known Australian animal is kangaroo. There are also duck-bills and other species you can’t meet anywhere else.
The first dialoque.
- Hello. It's Olga. Can I speak to Nina?
- Wait a minute...
- Hi, Olga! How are you?
- I'm fine. Thanks.
- Are your head ever heels in love?
- Oh, yes. He is the best boy I've ever met.
- I'm glad for you. But it is so difficult not to lose your head, isn't it?
- Yes, a little. So, I want to know how you are.
- Not very good. I've a terrible headache and I cneeze every minutes...
- Oh, sorry... What did the doctor say?
- He said that I should stay in bed but I don't want...
- You must... I think...
- I don't want to knock my head against a brick wall! Medicines... Medicines...Medicines...
- Oh, don't by silly! Yesterday you had so high temperature!Take a lot of medicines. I'll call you tomorrow. Get better!
- Hi, thank you for calling. See you!
The second dialoque.
- Do you mind of opening the window?
- No, I don't.
- Could you help me because I don't know how to do it.
- Sorry, I'm afraid. I can't.
- But why? Why not?
- Because you turned my head. I don't do anything.
- Oh, sorry! But what can I do? It's very hot here.
- I don't want to help you. Take it into your head! You have to ask someone else.
- Of course, I have. But why are you so rude and impolite?
- Sorry, I have very bad mood. Try to look for somebody who will be able really to help...
- Of course, I'll try. I can't bury my head in the sand and wait for notning.