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Choose the correct form of the underlined adjectives or adverbs
in the positive, comparative, superlative degrees and translate the sentences
into Russian (**See pages 35, 36, 38)
1. January is the most cold / the coldest month of the year. →
2. My chair isn’t very comfortable. Yours is comfortabler / more comfortable. →
3. What is your height? You are more tall / taller than me. →
4. This student is the most attentive / the attentivest in our group. →
5. Which is the most bad / worse – a headache or toothache? →
6. This dictation was as easy / easier as the previous one. →
7. The warm / warmer the weather the good / better I feel. →
8. The longer / longest I stay here the good / better I like it. →
7. Choose the correct form of the underlined adjectives or adverbs
and translate the sentences into Russian (**See page 37)
1. Why are you always so slow / slowly? →
2. I opened the door slow / slowly. →
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3. Please be quiet / quietly. I am reading. →
4. She is studing hard / hardly for her exams. →
5. We speak English very good / well. →
6. You came late / lately again. →
7. Please listen to me careful / carefully. →
8. Bill is a bad / badly driver. He drives bad / badly. →
8. Choose the correct form of the underlined modal verbs and translate
the sentences into Russian (**See page 45)
1. I was tired last night but I can’t / couldn’t sleep. →
2. My shoes are dirty. I must / must to clean them. →
3. Ann can / may speak Italian but she can’t / couldn’t speak German. →
4. Take an umbrella with you. It can’t / might rain. →
5. You mustn’t / needn’t walk on the grass. →
6. You mustn’t / needn’t go to the bank. I can give you some money. →
7. Can / Must I take this book for a little? →
8. You are speaking very quietly. I can / can’t hear you. →
9.1. Choose the correct form of the underlined verbs in the future simple
tense and translate the sentences into Russian (**See page 41)
1. Look! There is a postbox over there. I will post / will to post these letters. →
2. Would you like tea or coffee? - Yes, please. I’ll have / I won’t have tea.→
3. I don’t think she will not pass / will pass the exam. →
4. Oh, I must do the washing-up. – No, it’s all right. I’ll do / I do the washingup. →
5. Can you phone me later? – Sure, I won’t phone / will phone tonight. →
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9.2. Choose the correct form be going to and translate the sentences
into Russian (**See page 44)
1. Do you have any plans for this afternoon?-Yes, I is going to look round / am
going to look round the museum.→
2. We have two tickets for the play. We is going to see / are going to see it on
Thursday. →
3. I am going out. I am going to post / am going post these letters. →
4. Have they made the coffee? – Not yet. They going to make / are going to
make it. →
5. I was going to travel / were going travel by train but I changed my mind. →
10. Choose the correct form of the underlined verbs in the passive voice
and translate the sentences into Russian (**See page 40)
1. The telephone was invented / were invented in1876. →
2. The visitors will driven / will be driven to the airport. →
3. The concerts are usually hold / are usually held at the university. →
4. She is very often spoken / very often spoken about. →
5. They will be sent / will be to Spain. →
6. On our way home we were stopped / were stop by the police. →
7. This room was painted / painted last month. →
8. This machine weren’t used / isn’t used very often.