XIII. Translate into Ukrainian:

1. If you come after eleven o’clock, I shall be sleeping. 2. While you are having dinner, I shall be reading the newspaper. 3. They will be having supper when we come. 4. Don’t be late. He will be waiting for you in the library at nine o’clock. 5. Don’t ring her up at six. She will be putting the children to bed. Ring later. 6. You’d better go back now. Your mother will be wondering where you are. 7. She can’t come at two o’clock tomorrow, because she’ll be giving a lesson at that time.

XIV. Put questions to the italicized words:

1. The train will be approaching to the station at 10 o’clock. 2. They will be receiving their friends at this time the day after tomorrow. 3. Her son will be doing his military service next year. 4. My sister will be interviewing a foreign guest. 5. She will be reading a detective story tomorrow evening. 6. At this time next year Helen will be enjoying the sunshine of the Crimea. 7. My grandfather will be working in the garden when you arrive. 8. Your friends will be waiting at the airport to greet you.

XV. Complete the disjunctive questions:

1. Peter will be watching the match on television tonight, ... ? 2. She will be singing Ukrainian folk songs at the concert tomorrow, ... ? 3. His father will be repairing the car the whole day, ... ? 4.Your Granny won’t be grumbling, ... ? 5. It won’t be raining tomorrow morning, ... ? 6. He’ll be returning home at that time, ... ?

XVI. Change the following sentences into the Future Continuous:

1. He is talking to a friend of his. 2. Where are you hurrying to? — I am hurrying to the railway station. 3. My wife is preparing for departure. 4. I shall wait for you at the metro station. 5. Mary will bathe in the Black Sea next week. 6. Richard will type business letters tomorrow. 7. My daughter is washing her dress. 8. They were having dinner at three.

XVII. Complete the following sentences:

1. I think we’ll be there in time (we, come by the fast train). 2. Don’t leave yet (we, have an interesting conversation). 3. Look, it is getting dark (it, rain in a minute). 4. There is nothing he likes better than to tell stories. I wonder which (he, tell us next). 5. She will not come (she, move to a new flat). 6. He won’t go for a walk (he, work on his report).

XVIII. Translate into English:

1. Я ще працюватиму, коли ви повернетеся. 2. Приходьте, будь-ласка. Лектор розповідатиме про свою поїздку до Англії. 3. Улітку ви, звичайно, знову будете подорожувати. 4. Ходімо швидше. За хвилину піде дощ. 5. Студенти писатимуть курсову роботу в квітні. 6. Завтра о цій порі вони під’їжджатимуть до Києва.

Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs

19. Give the comparative and superlative forms of the following

adjectives and adverbs:

a) big, heavy, short, dirty, clean, near, bad, little, much, wet, cheap, pale, hot, large, fat, early, pretty, happy, bright, dark, dry, flat, fresh, full, quick, late, rich, clever, good, far, thin, thick, weak, easy.

b) famous, expensive, wonderful, important, active, difficult, interesting, beautiful, comfortable, careful, pleasant, active, popular.

XX. Answer the following questions:

a) 1. Which country is larger: England or the United States of America? 2. Is Kyiv larger than New York? 3. Is the Black Sea deeper than the Caspian Sea? 4. Which month is longer: March or April? 5. When is it warmer: in April or in May? 6. When is it colder: in November or in December?

b) 1. Which is the longest/shortest day of the year? 2. Which is the shortest month of the year? 3. Which is the largest city in Ukraine? 4. Which is the largest city in the United States of America? 5. Which is the deepest lake in the world? 6. Which is the highest mountain in the world?