Verb + Adverb. Verb + Adjective.
8. Using the
Ising the chart in the Grammar Reference on p. 86
diective or an adverb and write them down.
1. The sun is
a Reference on p. 87 complete the sentences with
The sun is shining (bright).
2. The children ran (quick).
The boy looked (tired) after a long run.
You don't seem very (happy) about it.
5. The soup tastes (salt).
6. The dish smelt (unpleasant).
7 The children laughed (loud) in the neighbouring room.
8. His words sounded (rude).
g The child felt (good) after a long illness.
10. Our cat has become very (fat).​

1) - Are there any pictures on the wall? -Yes, there are some.

2) - There isn't anybody in the garden.

   - There is nobody in the garden.

3) - Is there anybody in our room? - No, there isn't.

4) - Is there anybody in the classroom?

5) - Is there anybody in the garden? - No, there isn't.

6) - Is there anything on the table? - No, there isn't.

7) There's something in the bag.

8)  - Is there anything interesting in this book?

9)  - Is there anybody here?

10) - Is there anybody in the room? - No, there isn't.

11)  - There are some English books in our library.

12)  - Are there any English books in our library?

13)  - My friend doesn't want to tell me anything.

14)  - Take something to read for me in the library. 

When you start reading any modern newspaper, you learn about many significant events happening throughout the whole world. You can read about political, economical and cultural life of the humanity. You can also read about sport, about lifestyle and about fashion. Some people prefer high-tech news. And some choose the travel column to plan their holidays. There is also an opinion column where people can speak out. Every event having impact on humanity is echoed in newspapers. Many war conflicts, disasters and crashes happen nowadays. That's why the reader is overwhelmed by the shocking news from all over the world. The world is like the ocean, and the paper is like a seashell.