175-38-72 205-11-70 214-91-67 345-99-18

895-61-09 632-55-76 563-18-39 137-71-82

Ex. 13. Write down and pronounce the dates in English.

1700, 1502, 2000, 1242, 1984, 2011, 1658, 2001, 1957, 1808, 1325, 1999, 1917, 1953, 1974, 2005, 2010, 1756,2009, 1806, 1677, 1707, 2003, 1205, 2012, 1961.

Ex. 14. Form the degrees of comparison of the following adjectives.

Short, young, comfortable, expensive, far, old, good, busy, heavy, funny, clean, rich, interesting, beautiful, weak, warm, bad, many, low, large, big, hot, sad, careful, talented, tall, small, cold, thick, thin, difficult, cheap, popular, famous, polite, changeable, dirty, serious, slow, narrow, progressive, fast, much.

Ex. 15. Put the adjective into the right degree of comparison.

1. My brother is five years (young) than me.

2. The sitting-room is (comfortable) room in our flat.

3. Murder and rape are (serious) crimes.

4. In autumn days get (short) and the nights get (long).

5. Summer is (good) season for holidays.

6. This book is one of (interesting) I have ever read.

7. That street is (long) street in our city.

8. This task is (difficult) than that one.

9. Your plan is (bad) than mine.

10. It is (sad) news I’ve ever heard.

11. It is (difficult) question I’ve ever answered.

12. London is (large) city in Great Britain.

Ex. 16. Open the brackets and choose the right form of the adjective or adverb.

1. He knows English quite (good, well).

2. Today is а (bad, badly) weather.

3. The Crown Courts try (serious, seriously) cases.

4. Thieves steal things (secret, secretly).

5. Some students took their exams (quick, quickly).

6. The White House is the (official, officially) residence of the US president.

7. He is а very (polite, politely) person.

Ex. 17. Use the possessive case instead of the "of-phrases" where it is possible.

1. The father of this boy works in militia.

2. The name of that girl is Ann.

3. The capital of Ukraine is Kiev.

4. The children of that woman are pupils.

5. The stories of Pushkin A. S. are known all over the world.

6. The door of that room is open.

7. The house of my grandparents is in the country.

Ex. 18. Put the nouns in the possessive case according to the model.

Model: My sister has two children. They go to school. -

My sister’s children go to school.

1. My family lives in a flat. The flat is on the second floor.

2. My friends have their own house. It is in the country.

3. My father has many relatives. They live all over Ukraine.

4. That boy has many friends. They are students.

5. This man has a hobby. He plays volley-ball every day.

6. That poceman has a gun. It is very dangerous.

7. Her mother has a dog. It likes to go for a walk in the park.

8. My uncle has a village. It is in the country.

Ex. 19. Fill in the gaps with the following words and expressions given below.

necessary classmates to detect criminals militia officer crimes useful freshman lectures lawyer to master investigator

I am a future______. Now I am a _______ of Lugansk State University of Internal Affairs named after E.O.Didorenko. My_____and I attend ______, seminars and practical classes. At our classes teachers give us______and_____knowledge about laws. They teach us to solve ______and______________. I want to be an______of the Criminal Investigation Department. My friend is a sophomore of Charkiv Law Institute. He will be a ________. Our profession is difficult but interesting. We are proud of our future job. Our task is _______the profession.

Ex. 20. Translate from Ukrainian into English.

Майор, генерал-лейтенант, капітан, старшина, рядовий, генерал-полковник, прапорщик, молодший сержант, підполковник, сержант, лейтенант, полковник, старший лейтенант, старший прапорщик, генерал-майор, молодший лейтенант, старший сержант.

Ex. 21. Put the Militia badges of ranks in the right order according to the grades of subordination. Translate them into English.