I.
1. Clear - clearer - the clearest
Early - earlier - the earliest
Nice - nicer - the nicest
Bad - worse - the worst
Boring - more boring - the most broing
Old - older - the oldest
Famous - more famous - the most famous
Good - better - the best
2. 1) My friend’s dog is cleverer than mine.
2) Henry is the most intelligent student in our class.
3) My mum is as old as my dad.
4) It is the most interesting film I’ve ever seen.
5) My mark is worse than his mark.
II.
1) I was reading while my sister was doing her homework.
2) When she came we were having dinner.
3) He watched this film two days ago.
4) She was writing a letter when I saw her.
5) He lost his passport while he was seeing the sights.
6) She was living in England when the War began.
7) When the bell rang I was working in the garden.
III.
1) Susan is the girl who lent me some money.
2) This is the hotel where we stayed in last summer.
3) This is the ring which my sister lost.
4) I have got a friend whose father is a famous actor.
5) It was the first time when I saw her.
IV.
1) There were two cakes on the plate
2) No, he didn't. Edward didn't eat the cake.
3) "If I add the one to the two, I'll get three" -
1 + 2 = 3
