Question

4.Раскройте скобки. 1. Winter is (cold) season of the year. 2. Steel is (strong) than wood. 3. Which is (long) day of the year? 4. In spring the days are (long) than in winter. 5. Even (long) day has an end. 6. It is one of (important) questions of our discussion. 7. Your English is (good) now. 8. It is (cold) today than it was yesterday.

Answer 1

1.Winter is a cold season of  the year
2Steel is a strong than wood
3Which is a long day of the year
4In spring the are long than in winter
5Even a long day has an end
6It is one of important questions of our discussio
7Your English is a good now
8It is a cold today than it was yesterday

Answer 2

1. Winter is a cold season of the year. 2. Steel is stronger than wood. 3. Which is the longest day of the year? 4. In spring, the days are longer than in winter. 5. Even the longest day has an end. 6. It is one of the most important questions of our discussion. 7. Your English is good now. 8. It is colder today than it was yesterday.

To solve the exercise, we need to identify the parts of the sentence that are enclosed in parentheses and rewrite them without the parentheses. The words within the parentheses usually serve to provide additional information or to modify the meaning of the sentence.

Let's go through each sentence:

1. The original sentence is "Winter is (cold) season of the year." We can rewrite it as "Winter is a cold season of the year." 2. The original sentence is "Steel is (strong) than wood." We can rewrite it as "Steel is stronger than wood." 3. The original sentence is "Which is (long) day of the year?" We can rewrite it as "Which is the longest day of the year?" 4. The original sentence is "In spring the days are (long) than in winter." We can rewrite it as "In spring, the days are longer than in winter." 5. The original sentence is "Even (long) day has an end." We can rewrite it as "Even the longest day has an end." 6. The original sentence is "It is one of (important) questions of our discussion." We can rewrite it as "It is one of the most important questions of our discussion." 7. The original sentence is "Your English is (good) now." We can rewrite it as "Your English is good now." 8. The original sentence is "It is (cold) today than it was yesterday." We can rewrite it as "It is colder today than it was yesterday."

By removing the parentheses and rephrasing the sentences accordingly, we have effectively expanded and clarified the meaning of each sentence.