Question

ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА 1.Choose the correct modal verb. Выбери модальный глагол. You mustn’t / don’t have to be late at the lessons! May / Can I sit down? I have to / can help my parents with housework. She must / can cook very well. You don’t have to / can’t be hurry! We have a lot of time. 2.Fill the adjective into comparative and superlative degree. Образуй от каждого прилагательного сравнительную и превосходную степени. Thin Amazing Little Busy Good 3.Fill the adjective into comparative / superlative degree. Поставь прилагательное в сравнительную или превосходную степень. He is (strong) than me. She is (clever) girl in the world! This film is (interesting) than that one. It`s (bad) day of all! My brother is (old) than me. 4.Translate into English. Переведи на английский язык. Моя семья часто ходит в кино. На прошлых выходных мы гуляли. Ты посмотрел этот мультик? – Нет, я не смотрел. Что ты делаешь? Я делаю домашнее задание. Посмотри! Та девочка очень красиво танцует! Он – самый высокий мальчик в нашем классе. Но он ниже своего папы.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.

You mustn't have to be late at the lessons!

May I sit down?

I have to help my parents with housework.

She can cook very well.

You don’t have to be hurry! We have a lot of time.

2.

Thin - thinner - the thinnest

Amazing - more amazing - the most amazing

Little - less - the least

Busy - busier - the busiest

Good - better - the best

3.

He is stronger than me.

She is the cleverest girl in the world!

This film is more interesting than that one.

It`s the worst day of all!

My brother is older than me.

4.

My family often goes to the cinema. We walked last weekend.

Have you watched this cartoon? - No, I haven't look.

What are you doing? I'm doing my homework.

Look! That girl is dancing very beautifully!

He is the tallest boy in our class. But he is shorter than his dad.

Answer 2

1. Choose the correct modal verb:

   • You mustn't be late at the lessons!
   • May I sit down?
   • I have to help my parents with housework.
   • She can cook very well.
   • You don't have to be in a hurry! We have a lot of time.

2. Adjectives in comparative and superlative degrees:

   • Thin: Thinner, Thinnest
   • Amazing: More amazing, Most amazing
   • Little: Less, Least
   • Busy: Busier, Busiest
   • Good: Better, Best

3. Fill the adjective into comparative / superlative degree:

   • He is stronger than me.
   • She is the cleverest girl in the world!
   • This film is more interesting than that one.
   • It's the worst day of all!
   • My brother is older than me.

4. Translate into English:

   • My family often goes to the movies.
   • We were walking last weekend.
   • Did you watch this cartoon? - No, I didn't watch.
   • What are you doing? I'm doing my homework.
   • Look! That girl dances very beautifully!
   • He is the tallest boy in our class, but he's shorter than his dad.