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1. Sam lives ___ away from school than Tom, but Eric lives ___ away (far)
2. I was happy because the film was ___ than I expected (entertaining)
3. Susan did ___ in her exam than the moth before (bad)
4. The Nile is one of ___ rivers in the world (long)
5. This is the ___ lake I've ever seen (shallow = not deep)
6. Most planes go a lot ___ trains (fast)
7. Which one is ___? A tiger or a crocodile? (dangerous)
8. I think this book is much ___ the other one (good)
9. The twins are the same height. Tim is ___ Sue (tall)
10. I have spent quite a lot of money today! Now I have ___ money than yesterday (little)
11. Phil was ___ to see his uncle again (happy)
12. Suze is ___ in our family (liitle)
13. My cousin Tom is ___ my cousine Tom (polite)
14. Do you have any ___ questions (far)
15. This is ___ costume I have ever seen (ugly)
16. Tom is quite ___ at Maths, Phil is even ___ Tom and Eric is by far ___ of all three (good)
17. Do you think that travelling to Scandinavia is ___ than travelling to South Africa (exciting)
18. Aunt Sally has ___ book in our family (many)
19. This is ___ television programme I've ever watched (bad)
20. Which language is ___ to learn? Spanish or Russina? (easy)
oscar wilde "the canterville ghost"
recently i found this book in the school library. and i liked it, because oscar wilde is a true master and he has a very big vocabulary, therefore in the book he used to many metaphors and similes. this story about ghost and the little girl is a very beautiful fairy tail. besides i love stories about old england and the customs of that time. i chose english translation, because the book have many idioms and it's difficult to translate them into russian. i'm not sure, but i think oscar wilde is the quite popular author and some of his works are in the school program, so the library must have his books.
1. Starting in the late 16th century, the Spanish, the British, the French, Swedes and the Dutch began to colonize eastern North America.
2. European immigrants came to make new homes in the Americas. They came in search of a better life. In their native countries, they often had little money and could not worship God in the way they wished. Not all immigrants came to America because they wanted to. Beginning in 1619, millions of Africans were brought to the Americas against their will and were forced into slavery.
3. Before the American revolution, agriculture was the primary livelihood for 90% of the population, and most towns were shipping points for the export of agricultural products.
4. Ten years after the landing of the "Mayflower" Pilgrims more than twenty thousand people lived in the colony and the majority were from England.
5. It was here in New England that the literature of the New American nation appeared.
6. The first American university, Harvard College, was founded in 1636 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
7. The first books of the colony were about religion, the story of the colony and the true nature of the puritanism of those days.
8. The development of American literature was influenced by French and German culture which was brought to America by new immigrants from Europe.
9. The Negroes contributed greatly to the development of the arts. Negro songs and acting have become part of American national music and drama. Negro folklore has given American literature a specific colouring: a mixture of jocularity and sadness.
10. American literature owes its revolutionary traditions to the War of Independence.
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