Complete the phrases with a, an or -. 1 They’re pens. 2 They’re stamps. 3 It’s wallet. 4 It’s identity card.5 This is. 6 It’s___umbrella. 7 This is credit card. 8 They’rewatches.
Более 99 процентов домов в Великобритании имеют телевизор, и средний человек смотрит телевизор 26 часов в неделю. В Великобритании есть четыре (неспутниковых) телевизионных канала: BBC1, BBC2, ITV и Channel 4. BBC1 и BBC2, два государственных канала, не показывают рекламу. ITV и Channel 4, два независимых канала, показывают рекламу.
BBC1 и ITV обычно транслируют популярные программы: спортивные программы, недавние фильмы, новости, игровые шоу, детские программы и сериалы. BBC2 и Channel 4 показывают программы, которые обычно привлекают намного меньшую аудиторию: телевизионные пьесы, классические концерты, иностранные фильмы и программы для меньшинств.
Только 8 процентов домов в Великобритании подписываются на спутниковое или кабельное телевидение.
1. Can't you think of anything more intelligent to say?
Explanation: The word "intelligent" is already in comparative form, so we add "more" before it to make it sound more comparative.
2. Well, the place is cleaner now.
Explanation: The word "clean" is in the positive form, so we add "-er" to the end to make it comparative.
3. Janet is thinner than she did.
Explanation: The word "thin" is already in comparative form, so we add "-er" to the end to make it sound more comparative.
4. You need to draw more carefully.
Explanation: The word "careful" is in positive form, so we add "more" before it to make it sound more comparative.
5. The weather is worse.
Explanation: The word "bad" is already in comparative form, so we use it as it is to form the comparative sentence.
6. The programme will be shown at a later date.
Explanation: The word "late" is in positive form, so we add "-r" to the end to make it comparative.
7. I can't stay longer than half an hour.
Explanation: The word "long" is already in comparative form, so we use it as it is to form the comparative sentence.
8. A mobile phone would be a more useful present.
Explanation: The word "useful" is already in comparative form, so we use it as it is to form the comparative sentence.
9. I'll try to finish it sooner.
Explanation: The word "soon" is already in comparative form, so we use it as it is to form the comparative sentence.
10. It is busier than usual in town today.
Explanation: The word "busy" is already in comparative form, so we use it as it is to form the comparative sentence.
11. I'll be more annoyed if you do that again.
Explanation: The word "annoyed" is already in comparative form, so we use it as it is to form the comparative sentence.
12. Since the break-in, I have been more nervous.
Explanation: The word "nervous" is already in comparative form, so we use it as it is to form the comparative sentence.
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