1. Passenger trains can be slow or fast. A slow train stops at every station. Fast trains have few stops: they stop only at every large stations.
2. A slow train stops at every station. Fast trains have few stops: they stop only at every large stations
3. Fast trains have few stops: they stop only at every large stations. So we can call these trains respectively stopping trains and non-stopping trains.
4. Local trains connect points situated not far away from each other, say, a hundred or two-three hundred kilometers. By a long-distance train you can travel very far- for thousands of kilometers.
5.Sometimes, when traveling a long distance, you have to change trains (or make a changing), that is get off one train and board another, if there is no through train to the place of your destination.
6. When you are traveling a long distance, it is very convenient to go by an overnight train. Overnight trains have sleeping accommodation: they usually have "corridor cars", i.e. carriages with separate compartments (they are called sleeping cars, or sleepers).
7. You cannot sleep in these trains: they have only sitting accommodation: very comfortable soft armchairs.
1) I speak French more fluently now than last year.
2) John can run faster than Pete.
3) Ann worked more hard ( =harder ) than ever before. *
4) Planes can fly higher than birds.
5) Our team played the worst of all.
6) Olga had an accident last year. Now, she drives more careful than before.
7) She greeted me the politest of all.
8) Could you write more clear?
9) She smiled happier than before.
Объяснение:
* С глаголом "hard" есть нюанс. У него разные значения перевода (как наречия): тяжело и твёрдо.
сравнительное наречие harder используется для сравнения материалов, например 'железо твёрже алюминия'
А в отношении сравнения работы или действия, больше подходит: more hard.
Но возможно преподаватель ожидает услышать: "worked harder ever"
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