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1. Where is Harry? - He ________________but I doubt if he'll catch

anything!

2. ___________ (you) _____________ last night? - No, I don't like

the discos in this place.

3. What are you doing at the weekend? - We____________________if the

boat is ready.

4. If it hadn't been ready, we might _____________________ in the hills

above Budapest.

5. You're wet through! What have you been up to? - We

6. Now that she has her own pony, she_________________every day.

7. If my bicycle were in better condition, I___________________in France

this holiday.

8. The ice rink is closed so we won't ______________________ tomorrow

night.

9. If there were more snow, we________________.

28. Put the following into the correct order.

1. English / lovely / several / old / tables

2. pretty / French / young / a lot of / girls

3. dining-room / Regency / few / valuable / last / these / chairs

4. first / really important / Impressionist / his / three / paintings

5. dark blue / best / silk / my / all / shirts

6. young / many / German / factory workers

7. marble-popped / old-fashioned / these / oval / all / wash- stands

8. wildlife / Mike's / all / black and white / latest / photographs

9. cotton / a few / plain / hand-woven / carefully-chosen / dresses

10. non-stick / brand-new / a number of / French-made / frying pans

11. really important / the first / national / government-sponsored survey

12. one-month / last / his / exhausting / European / tour

29. Form the comparative and superlative degrees of these adjectives. Pay attention to any spelling changes.

1. tiny

1 0 far

1 9 fat

28. healthy

.

.

2. handsome

1 1 sad

20. wide

29. true

.

3. lively

1 2 heavy

2 1 foggy

30. wide

.

.

4. dry

1 3 grey

22. able

3 1 early

.

.

5. pleasant

1 4 late

23. ill

32. narrow

.

6. simple

1 5 quiet

24. common

33. free

.

7. mellow

1 6 polite

25. soon

34. rare

.

8. good

1 7 clever

26. thin

35. flat

.

9. bad

1 8 big

27. calm

36. pretty

.

.

30. Put the adjectives in brackets into the form which best suits the meaning of the sentence

1. That is (incredible) story I have ever heard!

2. It is not always (bright) students who do well in tests.

3. Terylene shirts are harder-wearing, but cotton shirts are much (comfortable).

4. Which is (deep), Lake Garda or Lake Iseo?

5. She is much (self-confident) than she used to be.

6. I like both of them, but I think Michael is (easy) to talk to.

7. Most people are (well-off) than their parents were.

8. She has a lot to be thankful for — (sad) thing of all is that she does not realize it.

9. I want to rent a car — (powerful) one you have.

10. You look a lot (well) than you did last time I saw you.

11. There is nothing (irritating) than locking yourself out of your own house.

12. Both roads lead to the city centre, but the left-hand one is probably a bit (short) and (direct).

13. As I get (old), I notice that the policemen seem to be getting (young)!

14. - Is Cambridge (old) university in Britain? - No, Oxford is about 50 years (old).

15. If you were (tidy) and (well-organized) than you are, you would not keep losing things.