Question

Употребите придагательные в нужной форме 1)I think bicycles are (safe) than motorcycles 2)woolen gloves are (warm) than silk ones 3) Tom is (lazy) pupil in our class 4)flowers are (pretty) than vegetables. Взаранее спасибо

Answer 1

1) I think bicycles are safer than motorcycles. 2) Woolen gloves are warmer than silk ones. 3) Tom is the laziest pupil in our class. 4) Flowers are prettier than vegetables.

In English, when comparing two things, we often use comparative adjectives to indicate that one thing has more of a certain quality than the other. To form the comparative form of an adjective, we typically add "-er" to the end of the adjective. However, in some cases, we need to modify the adjective before adding "-er". Let's analyze each sentence:

1) In the first sentence, we are comparing the safety of bicycles and motorcycles. The adjective "safe" needs to be changed to "safer" to indicate that bicycles have more safety than motorcycles.

2) In the second sentence, we are comparing the warmth of woolen gloves and silk gloves. The adjective "warm" needs to be changed to "warmer" to indicate that woolen gloves have more warmth than silk gloves.

3) In the third sentence, we are comparing the laziness of Tom with the rest of the pupils in our class. The adjective "lazy" needs to be changed to "laziest" to indicate that Tom is the one with the most laziness among all the pupils.

4) In the fourth sentence, we are comparing the beauty of flowers and vegetables. The adjective "pretty" needs to be changed to "prettier" to indicate that flowers have more beauty than vegetables.

Remember that when forming comparative adjectives, it's important to consider the spelling rules and irregular forms of some adjectives.