Question

Написать соответствующую форму прилагательного в скобках. write the appropriate form of the adjective in the brackets. 1. the town is just as (large) as my native one. 2. the road was (long) than we had expected. 3. the girl is very (intelligent). 4. as soon as they understood that the second book was (boring) than the first one, they changed their mind. 5. the shop is (far) than the school. 6. ventspilsis (far) town in latvia i have been to. 7. tim is (intelligent) than pat. 8. the heat is less (harmful) than the cold. 9. this song is (beautiful) one in the world! 10. they are as(stubborn) as donkeys!

Answer 1

1. The town is just as large as my native one.
2. The road was (longer) than we had expected.
3. The girl is very intelligent.
4. As soon as they understood that the second book was (more boring) than the first one, they changed their mind.
5. The shop is (farther) than the school.
6. Ventspilsis (the farthest) town in Latvia I have been to.
7. Tim is (more intelligent) than Pat.
8. The heat is less harmful than the cold.
9. This song is (the most beautiful) one in the world!
10. They are as stubborn as donkeys!

Answer 2

1. The town is just as large as my native one.
In this sentence, we need to compare the size of the town to the speaker's native town. The correct form of the adjective "large" in this comparison is "large." Therefore, the answer is "large."

2. The road was longer than we had expected.
Here, we need to compare the length of the road to our expectations. The adjective "long" needs to be in the comparative form, which is "longer." Therefore, the answer is "longer."

3. The girl is very intelligent.
In this sentence, we are describing the girl. The adjective "intelligent" does not require any changes because it is already in the appropriate form. Therefore, the answer is "intelligent."

4. As soon as they understood that the second book was more boring than the first one, they changed their mind.
Here, we are comparing the level of boredom between the second and the first book. The adjective "boring" needs to be in the comparative form, which is "more boring." Therefore, the answer is "more boring."

5. The shop is farther than the school.
In this sentence, we are comparing the distance between the shop and the school. The adjective "far" needs to be in the comparative form, which is "farther." Therefore, the answer is "farther."

6. Ventspils is the farthest town in Latvia I have been to.
Here, we are comparing the distance between Ventspils and other towns in Latvia. The adjective "far" needs to be in the superlative form, which is "farthest." Therefore, the answer is "farthest."

7. Tim is more intelligent than Pat.
In this sentence, we are comparing the level of intelligence between Tim and Pat. The adjective "intelligent" needs to be in the comparative form, which is "more intelligent." Therefore, the answer is "more intelligent."

8. The heat is less harmful than the cold.
Here, we are comparing the level of harm between the heat and the cold. The adjective "harmful" needs to be in the comparative form, which is "less harmful." Therefore, the answer is "less harmful."

9. This song is the most beautiful one in the world!
In this sentence, we are comparing the level of beauty of this song to other songs in the world. The adjective "beautiful" needs to be in the superlative form, which is "most beautiful." Therefore, the answer is "most beautiful."

10. They are as stubborn as donkeys!
In this sentence, we are comparing the level of stubbornness between "they" and "donkeys." The adjective "stubborn" does not require any changes because it is already in the appropriate form. Therefore, the answer is "stubborn."