Question

Choose the right item. 1.They could see a tall monument (of, to, for) the famous poet. 2.His street is (long/ longer/ the longest) than the street I live in. 3. The squara near my house is (beautiful/ more beautiful/ the most beautiful) in our town. 4. First go along the street then turn (round/ straight/ left) the corner. 5. How long (does...take/ do... take/ will...take) it usually _______ you to get to school? 6. Why (ara...buying/ will...buy/ did...buy) you ____ two return tickets yesterday? 7. This film is (bad/ worse/ the worst) than the film I saw two days ago. 8. I think your nephews ( will come/ came/ come) next Friday. 9. We have no eggs and I'm going to make a cake. (Do/ Shall/ Am) I go to the shop and buy some eggs?

Answer 1

1. To. 2.Longer.3.The most beautiful.4.Left.7.worse.8.will come.9.Shall / Am

Answer 2

1. They could see a tall monument to the famous poet.

The correct preposition to use in this sentence is "to." The phrase "a tall monument to the famous poet" indicates that the monument is dedicated to or in honor of the poet.

2. His street is longer than the street I live in.

In this sentence, the comparative form of the adjective "long" should be used. Therefore, the correct phrase is "His street is longer than the street I live in." This indicates that the length of his street exceeds the length of the street where the speaker lives. [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf)

3. The square near my house is the most beautiful in our town.

To express the highest degree of beauty, the superlative form of the adjective "beautiful" should be used. Therefore, the correct phrase is "The square near my house is the most beautiful in our town." This indicates that the square is more beautiful than any other square in the town. [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf)

4. First go along the street then turn around the corner.

To indicate changing direction at a corner, the correct phrase is "turn around the corner." This means to make a 90-degree turn at the corner.

5. How long does it take you to get to school?

The correct phrase to use in this question is "does it take." This is the correct form for asking about the duration of time it takes for someone to get to school.

6. Why did you buy two return tickets yesterday?

The correct phrase to use in this question is "did you buy." This is the correct past tense form for asking about a past action.

7. This film is worse than the film I saw two days ago.

To compare two things and indicate a lower degree, the comparative form of the adjective "bad" should be used. Therefore, the correct phrase is "This film is worse than the film I saw two days ago." This means that the current film is of lower quality than the film seen two days ago. [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf)

8. I think your nephews will come next Friday.

The correct phrase to use in this sentence is "will come." This is the correct future tense form for expressing a prediction or belief about a future event.

9. We have no eggs and I'm going to make a cake. Shall I go to the shop and buy some eggs?

The correct phrase to use in this question is "Shall I go." This is a polite way of asking for permission or suggesting an action.