Dear Matt,
Thanks for your letter. Sorry for not replying to you sooner. I have been busy with my studies.
In your letter you asked me some questions so let me answer them. I want to tell you about my favorite traditional russian dish - pelmeni. It consists of dough and meat or fish mince. Pelmeni can be sculpted by hand, or you can use a special form. In appearance, pelmeni look like small boiled meat pies and same taste. It's very delicious. I advise to taste this dish everyone who has never tasted this.
Sorry, I need to go. Please write to me soon and tell me all the news.
All the best,
твоё имя
(1)
1. William has never been abroad yet.
2. We have been doing the gardening recently.
3. My mum and dad haven't drunk goat milk.
4. My teacher has come back from London.
5. Holly has learnt three languages so far.
6. I have brought my grandma some bread. She likes it.
(2)
1. My brother has been playing computer for 3 hours.
2. Mary and Tom have been making a cake since 7 in the morning.
3. I have been reading the whole day.
4. You have been painting the garage since yesterday.
5. She has been listening to music since she woke up.
6. It has been raining heavily for two days now.
(3)
1. You should help your mum.
2. You shouldn't interrupt people. It's rude.
3. You should take some syrup if you cough.
4. You should be polite.
5. You shouldn't wear sneakers in winter.
6. You shouldn't dye your hair if you don't want to damage it.
(4)
1. We haven't got any eggs. We can't make a pie.
2. There is some butter in the fridge.
3. She has a book. It's on the table.
4. There are some bottles of Coke.
5. There isn't any orange in the bag. Who ate it?
6. Collin has a gorgeous car. I love it!
1)The best.
2) Cheaper.
3) The most delicious.
4) More beatiful.
5) Better.
6) The pretiest.
7) Hotter.
8) More expensive.
9) More clean.
10) The hardest.
Объяснение:
When we write the text in comperative- we add "er" or "more".
When we write text in superlative -we add "the most" or "est".