VIII. Поставьте вопросы к подчеркнутым словам.

1. You must go to the office on Saturday.

When must you go to the office?

2. She can type some letters for me.

What can she type for me?

3. There are some computers in our office (общий).

Are there any computers in our office?

4. Our director looks through the mail every morning.

Who looks through the mail every morning?

5. Our manager made a contract with GML last week.

When did our manager a contract with GML?

6. They have delivered the goods CIF, Riga, this week.

What have they delivered CIF, Riga, this week?

7. Our company receives much mail every day (разделительный).

Our company receives much mail every day, doesn’t it?

8. Mr. Brown has gone on business to Belarus (Germany) (альтернативный).

Has Mr. Brown gone on business to Belarus or Germany?

IX. Преобразуйте прямую речь в косвенную.

1. Mr. Bell said, “Your prices are very high. We can’t accept them.”

Mr. Bell said that our prices were very high and they could not accept them.

2. The General Director said, “We must clarify the matter as soon as possible.”

The General Director said that they must clarify the matter as soon as possible.

3. Mr. Voronin said, “We require the compressors in July.”

Mr. Voronin said that they required the compressors in July.

4. The passenger said, “I haven’t collected my luggage yet.”

The passenger said that he had not collected his luggage yet.

5. Mr. Bell asked, “How long has Mr. Lavrov been to London?”

Mr. Bell asked how long Mr. Lavrov had been to London.

6. The secretary asked, “Who are you waiting for, Mr. Brown?”

The secretary asked Mr. Brown who he was waiting for.

7. Mr. Lavrov asked, “Where did your family spend the holiday last summer, Mr. Bell?”

Mr. Lavrov asked Mr. Bell where his family had spent the previous summer.

8. Mr. Voronin asked: “When will the plane land in London?”

Mr. Voronin asked when the plane would land in London.

X. Напишите сравнительную и превосходную степени данных прилагательных.

Large, big, fine, small, sunny, cold, few, noisy, busy, comfortable, attractive, interesting, narrow, important, popular, good, bad, little, many, much.

large – larger – the largest (большой, больший, самый большой)

big – bigger – the biggest (большой, больший, самый большой)

fine – finer – the finest (прекрасный, более прекрасный, самый прекрасный)

small – smaller – the smallest (маленький, меньший, самый маленький)

sunny – sunnier – the sunniest (солнечный, более солнечный, самый солнечный)

cold – colder – the coldest (холод, более холодный, самый холодный)

few – fewer- the fewest (мало, меньше, меньше всего)

noisy – noisier – the noisiest (шумный, более шумный, самый шумный)

busy – busier –the busiest (занятый, более занятый, самый занятый)

comfortable – more comfortable – the most comfortable (удобный, более удобный, самый удобный)

attractive – more attractive – the most attractive (привлекательный, более привлекательный, самый привлекательный)

interested (-ing) – more interesting – the most interesting (интересный, более интересный, самый интересный)

narrow – narrower – the narrowest (узкий, более узкий, самый узкий)

important – more important – the most important (важный, более важный, самый важный)

popular – more popular, the most popular (популярный, более популярный, самый популярный)

good – better –the best (хороший, лучший, самый лучший)

bad – worse – the worst (плохой, худший, самый худший)

little – less –the least (маленький, меньший, самый маленький)

many – more – the most (много, больше, больше всего)

much – more –the most (много, больше, больше всего)