IV. Topic for discussion.

Personality.

Describe to us the personality of one of your friends: his appearance, his character, his altitude to life, work, his hobbies. What is he fond of?

Examination card №13

I Translate the article in written form (from English into Russian).

II. Translate the article orally.

III. Grammar card.

Speak about Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparisons.

1. Underline the correct item.

1. This is a pretty/prettily complicated situation.

2. They had hard/hardly been home for a minute when the phone rang.

3. My friends are most/mostly vegetarians.

4. Her loose outfit allowed her to move free/freely.

2. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the adjective/adverb in brackets.

1. I like living in the country. It’s a lot ...more peaceful... (peaceful) than the city.

2. I felt very ill last week, but I’m slightly ...better... (good) now.

3. I can’t hear you. Could you speak a little loudly... (loud) please?

4. Steven is ...the tallest... (tall) in the basketball team.

3. Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of adjectives.

1. The noise got ...louder and louder... (loud) until I couldn’t bear it any longer.

2. ...The harder... (hard) he works, ...the more successful... (successful) he becomes.

3. It rained ...harder and harder... (hard) until the river burst its banks.

...The colder... (cold) it got, ...the more... (many) clothes they had to put on to keep warm.

IV. Topic for discussion.

The area you live in.

Speak on your residential area. Is the place you live in a comfortable for living?

What about air pollution in your residential area?

Does noise disturb your living?

Is traffic heavy in your street?

What are advantages and disadvantages of living in the country and in the city?

Examination card №14

I Translate the article in written form (from English into Russian).

II. Translate the article orally.

III. Grammar card.

Speak about Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparisons.

1. Underline the correct item

1. The shelf was so high/highly that he couldn’t reach it.

2. John may be late/lately home tonight, as he has a lot of work to do.

3. The room was pretty/prettily decorated.

4. Children under five years old travel free/freely.

2. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the adjective/adverb in brackets.

1. This computer is very old. I need something ...more modern... (modern)

2. The new library is far ...closer... (close) to my house than the old one.

3. Jane’s new haircut makes her look much ...more attractive... (attractive)

4. This jacket was by far ...the most expensive... (expensive) in the shop.

3. Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of adjectives.

1. Jake ran ...faster and faster... (fast) and won the race.

2. ...The higher... (high) he jumped, ...the louder... (loud) the crowd cheered.

3. Cars are getting ...cheaper and cheaper... (cheap) as the years go by.

4. ...The younger... (young) you are, ...the easily... (easy) you find it to learn things.