Question

Выберите верный вариант. 1. What does you son think of his (further/farther) education? 2. Our school is the (farthest/furthest) from the railway station. 3. My sister always dresses in the (last/latest) fashion. 4. Our granny is the (oldest/eldest) member of my family. 5. It happened on the (last/latest) day of June. 6. I have to hurry if I want to catch the (nearest/next) bus to the country. 7. Have you any (farther/further) questions? 8. Where is the (next/nearest) shop? I don’t have much time. 9. His house is the (oldest/eldest) in the street. 10. Two boys came in the classroom. The former was tall. The (later/latter) was short. Помогите срочно!!Дам 50б

Answer 1

Ответ:

1-further.

2-furthest.

3-last.

4-oldest.

5-last.

6-next.

7-further.

8-next.

9-oldest.

10-latter.

Answer 2

1. What does your son think of his further education? 2. Our school is the farthest from the railway station. 3. My sister always dresses in the latest fashion. 4. Our granny is the oldest member of my family. 5. It happened on the last day of June. 6. I have to hurry if I want to catch the nearest bus to the country. 7. Do you have any further questions? 8. Where is the nearest shop? I don't have much time. 9. His house is the oldest in the street. 10. Two boys came into the classroom. The former was tall. The latter was short.

Explanation: 1. "Further" is the correct word choice here, as it refers to additional or advanced education. 2. "Farthest" is used to indicate the greatest distance from the railway station. 3. "Latest" refers to the most recent or up-to-date fashion. 4. "Oldest" is used to describe the member of the family who has lived the longest. 5. "Last" refers to the final day of June. 6. "Nearest" is the correct word choice, as it indicates the closest bus to the country. 7. "Further" is used to ask if there are any additional questions. 8. "Nearest" is the correct word choice to inquire about the closest shop. 9. "Oldest" is used to describe the age of his house compared to others in the street. 10. "Former" is used to refer to the first of the two boys, while "latter" refers to the second one.