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X. Put the adverbs and adjectives in brackets into the correct degree form.

  1. He’s the (rich) man I’ve ever met.

  2. Tom is 20. George is (young) than Tom.

  3. This grey car is (old) than the red one.

  4. We’ve got (little) time than I thought.

  5. The damage to our car wasn’t so bad. It would have been much (bad).

  6. Things go from good to (good).

  7. The situation is getting (bad) and (bad).

  8. Helen’s (young) sister is still at school. Her (old) sister is a doctor.

  9. Kate always works (hard).

  10. If you need any (far) information, do not hesitate to contract our head office.

  11. Felix’s eyebrows rose (high) than ever.

  12. All the class has learned quite a lot, but Alfred has definitely learned (much), which is not surprising, as he’s always worked (hard).

  13. Driving (slowly) now, she arrived between four and five.

  14. I’m pleased to say all the ideas were received (favorably), but there’s no doubt Mick’s idea was received (enthusiastically), so that’s the one we’ve chosen.

  15. He followed her mental process (clearly) now, and her soul was no (long) the sealed wonder it had been.

  16. The Baltic Sea is (cold) than the Black Sea.

  17. The battle of Waterloo was the (great) battle of all times.

  18. Our house is as (low) as yours.

  19. The Neva is (wide) and (deep) than the Moskva river.

  20. She doesn’t know Minsk as (good) as we do.

XI. Put the adverbs in their correct places:

  1. I decided to turn to a lawyer for advice. (wisely)

  2. I’m of a different opinion. (altogether)

  3. She was ill and stayed at home. (slightly)

  4. It has been raining for weeks. (steadily)

  5. I have seen such a fierce-looking man. (rarely)

  6. Manson regretted the promise he had given. (bitterly)

  7. I recognized the handwriting, it was his. (unmistakably)

  8. The chairman rose to speak, and the talking stopped. (immediately)

  9. Forgetting that the steep bank was slippery, I tried to jump across. (foolishly)

  10. The author used the metaphor. (purposely)

  11. Ramu raised his gun and took a shot. (coolly)

  12. I would do anything for you. (gladly)

XII. Supply prepositions, adverbs and adverbial phrases where necessary.

  1. He got hold... the oar and we pulled.

  2. I found... that the train was bound... Leningrad.

  3. Robinson Crusoe, who was given...... lost by his parents, had been cast... a desert island.

  4. You have no reason... being late.

  5. David could not sleep... fear he might miss a ship sailing....

  6. ... many days we kept a look ... the beast, but it never came... rifle range.

  7. Soon we came... view... a huge pile... stones.

  8. The famous Beachhead lighthouse is... the coast of Britain.

  9. I shouted... the top... my voice to the man who stood... the bank, but he was...... hearing, for the wind carried my voice....

  10. The fish weighed... two pounds.

  11. She tried a ribbon... her head and sat... her father.

  12. There were three... Jerry in the boat.

  13. Frank and Harry divided... the money... them.

  14. The money was divided... the five heirs.

  15. The tea was held... the garden. Everyone went... James.

  16. The swimmer jumped... the pool.

  17. The car is... the house.

  18. The actress has... a hundred dresses.

  19. I am going... the Dunes. – Will you go,...?

  20. Whom are you looking...?

  21. They sold the car you were looking....

  22. He will leave... a week.

  23. This article is written... Pavlov... a fountain-pen.

  24. I think... the experiment which will begin... 9 o’clock... the laboratory.