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		Independent work Winter
	Keys to Grammar Exercises
	The Case of English Nouns (p.103)
		2.
1.	the neighbours’	14. brother-in-law’s
2.	today’s	15. patient’s
3.	sisters’	16. grandfather and grandmother’s
4.	a month’s	17. somebody else’s
5.	lady’s	18. Tolstoy’s and Turgenev’s
6.	a ten-minute/ ten minutes’	19. one another’s
7.	nurse’s uniforms	20. other people’s
8.	wives’	21. The Smiths’
9.	a citizen’s	22. pilots’
10. the passer-by’s, the driver’s		23. parents’
11. doctor’s		24. a one-hour/ an hour’s
12. writer’s		25. the baker’s
13. scientists’, monkeys’
	The Number of English Nouns (p.117)
4.B.
1.	are a means	10. there is little
2.	scissors, need	11. Aerobics is
3.	money is	12. was
4.	crossroads	13. advice is
5.	were/was injured	14. are
6.	billiards was/billiards used to be	15. are studying
7.	the police are	16. Statistics is
8.	news is	17. is often played
9.	gather	18. a series of articles

Indefinite pronouns: (THE) OTHER/ (THE) OTHERS/ANOTHER (pp.154-156)

	1. the other	15. others
		16. another
	2. the other
		17. the others
	3. the other
		18. the other
	4. another
		19. another
	5. another
		20. the other
	6. the other
		21. others
	7. others
		22. the other
	8. another
		23. the others
	9. the other
		24. another
	10. other
		25. other
	11. another
		26. another
	12. the other
		27. another
	13. the other
		28. other
	14. another

	At a Shop
	the others, others, the other, another, others, the other

			Independent work Winter
	Indefinite pronouns: LITTLE, FEW, A LITTLE, A FEW. (pp. 150-151)
1.	little	16.	a few
2.	a little, a few	17.	little
3.	few	18.	little
4.	little	19.	few
5.	little	20.	a little
6.	few	21.	a few
7.	little	22.	a few, a little
8.	few	23.	little, a few, a little
9.	a few	24.	little
10.	a little	25.	little
11.	little	26.	a little
12.	little	27.	little, a few, a little
13.	a little	28.	little
14.	little	29.	few
15.	a few	30.	few
		Pronouns EACH/EVERY (pp.157-158)
1.	every	11.	every
2.	every/each	12.	each
3.	every	13.	every/each
4.	each	14.	every
5.	every/each	15.	every
6.	each	16.	every
7.	every	17.	every/each
8.	each	18.	each
9.	every	19.	every
10.	every	20.	every
every, every/each, every, each, every, each.
	Indefinite pronouns: both, either, neither, none. (pp.152-153)
1.	either	18.	neither, nor
2.	either	19.	either, or
3.	neither, nor	20.	either, or
4.	both	21.	neither
5.	neither	22.	none
6.	either	23.	both
7.	none	24.	either, or
8.	none	25.	both
9.	none	26.	either
10.	neither	27.	both, either
11.	both	28.	both
12.	none	29.	none
13.	both	30.	either
14.	none	31.	none
15.	none	32. none

16.neither

17.neither, either, or

					Independent work Winter
			Pronouns ALL/ WHOLE (pp.158-159)
	1.	all the		8.	all
	2.	all the		9.	all
	3.	the whole		10.	all
	4.	all the		11.	the whole
	5.	all the/ the whole		12.	whole
	6.	all the		13. all
	7.	the whole		14. all
			There and It (pp.162-163)
1.	it is		16.	there are, it isn’t
2.	there is		17.	it is, there isn’t
3.	there is		18.	there has been
4.	it is		19.	it is, there is
5.	there is		20.	there is
6.	it is		21.	it is
7.	there are		22.	it isn’t
8.	it is
9.	there were		1.
10.	it is		There was, there is, it. It is. It is. There was.
11.	it is
12.	it is, it was		2.
13.	there is
14.	there were		It is, there is, it isn’t, it. There are. There are.
15.	there is, it is

Degrees of Comparison (Adjectives) (pp.175-178)

Ex. 1
1.	more important	16. happier/more happy
2.	more comfortable	17. bigger
3.	more expensive	18. the most difficult
4.	the most intelligent	19. heavier, more thickset, curlier, more
5.	bigger		pleasant
6.	near	20. friendlier/more friendly and more
7.	more serious		relaxed
8.	the funniest	21. more willing
9.	high	22. the most stupid, the narrowest, more
10. cheaper			careful
11. more quiet		23. the most common
12. the most famous		24. more confident
13. more expensive		25. the most important
14. younger		26. more resistant
15. noisier/more noisy
Ex. 2
1.	the last	3.	further
2.	the next	4.	older

		Independent work Winter
5.	elder	14. older
6.	the farthest	15. eldest
7.	further	16. the nearest, the farthest
8.	the worst	17. the nearest
9.	the nearest	18. worse
10. the oldest		19. further
11. latest, the best		20. the worst
12. next		21. further
13. the best		22. the oldest

MIXED PRACTICE

more difficult than worse, better

easier than, much more simple

a little more advanced, a lot more complicated bigger and more comprehensive

1.elder, a more wonderful, the most charming, the most generous-hearted, tidier, the best, the most beautiful

2.the most embarrassing, the oldest, quicker and more intelligent, oldest, redder and redder, worst, more embarrassed, the slightest, more quick-thinking and better-mannered, the most absent-minded, older, easier.

		Degrees of Comparison (Adverbs)
Ex.1
1.	harder and harder	15. earlier
2.	better	16. worse
3.	farther	17. the longest
4.	more slowly	18. more fluently
5.	faster	19. harder
6.	more widely	20. better
7.	better	21. the fastest
8.	worse	22. better
9.	more distinctly	23. earlier
10. more often		24. more carefully
11. faster		25. the fastest
12. more quickly		26. more beautifully
13. more regularly		27. earlier
14. better		28. better

Ex. 2

1.the best, much more, more friendly/friendlier, more easily, more difficult, warmer, the worst

2.the worst, worse, the most boring, duller, earlier

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