Match two halves

a. teacher

b. scientist

c. singer

d. actor

учитель

ученый

певец

актер

75. Match two halves:

a. nurse

b. interpreter

c. waiter

d. hairdresser

e. librarian

няня

переводчик

официант

парикмахер

библиотекарь

76. Complete the sentences:

a. A person who treats people is called

b. A man who teaches you English is called

c. That who drives a car is called painter

A doctor

A teacher

A driver

77. Complete the sentences:

a. A man who climbs a mountain or a tree is called

b. A man who cooks at the restaurant is called

c. A man who paints beautiful pictures is called

A climber

A cooker

A painter

78. Match two halves of adjectives:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

good

better

the best

79. Match two halves of adjectives:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

bad

worse

the worst

80. Match two halves of adjectives:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

many

more

the most

81. Match two halves of adjectives:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

little

less

the least

82. Match two halves of adjectives:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

old

older

the oldest

83. Virtuous (good) characteristics:

a. sociable

b. friendly

c. modest

общительный

дружелюбный

скромный

84. Virtuous (good) characteristics:

a. just

b. patient

c. forebearing

справедливый

терпеливый

сдержанный

85. Virtuous (good) characteristics:

a. Loyal

b. courageous

c. persevering,

верный

мужественный

настойчивый

86. Virtuous (good) characteristics:

a. hard-working

b. sweet

c. gentle

d. proud.

Трудолюбивый

Милый

Нежный

Гордый

87. Choose the correct item:

a. What is your name?

b. Where do you take books?

c. How many brothers do you have?

d. Who is the head of the state in Britain?

My name is Robert Fulson.

At the library

I have two brothers

Queen

88. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

much

more

the most

89. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

well

better

the best

90. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

badly

worse

the worst

91. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

far

farther

the farthest

92. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

often

oftener

the oftenest

93. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

quickly

more quickly

the most quickly

94. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

slowly

more slowly

the most slowly

95. Match two halves of adverbs:

a. Positive degree

b. Comparative degree

c. Superlative degree

He always studied hard

Nick came later than Pete

I come home latest on Mondays.

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