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this; 4. those; 5. those; 6. this; 7. thesame; 8. those; 9. That; 10. That; 1 1 . This; 12. These; Those; 13. that.Ex. 20 (p. 2 1 6 ) 1. Whose trousers are these? - These are my trousers. 2. I've broughtyou important news. This is the latest news. 3. Somebody knocked at the door. That wasmy neighbour.
4. W h e r e did you put the money? - It is in the wallet, on the shelf. 5. Doyou remember him? It was such a brave man! 6. Those were the most beautiful roses Ihad ever seen. 7. S h e has wonderful hair. It is long and wavy. 8. What's wrong with yourwatch? - It is 5 minutes slow. 9. Look. Who is that? - That is one of our students. 10.1have seen that man somewhere. - That is one of our sportsmen. - Yes, now I recognizehim. 1 1 . Who's there? - Please, open. It's me.
12. What wonderful flowers these are! 13.That'll do, you can stop working.Ex. 22 (p. 2 1 7 ) 1. Which; 2. What; 3. What; 4. W h o ( m ) ; 5. Whose; 6. Who; 7. What;8. What; 9. W h a t / W h o ; 10. What; 1 1 . Which; 12. Which; 13. W h o ; 14. Who; 15. What;16. Whose; 17.
Which; 18. What; 19. What; 2 0 . Which; 2 1 . What.Ex. 23 (p. 2 1 7 ) 1. Who; 2. Which of you; 3. Which of t h e m ; 4. W h o ( m ) ; 5. Who(m);6. What colour; 7. What; 8. What; 9. Which; 10. What; 1 1 . Which/what; 12. Who.Ex. 24 (p. 219) 1. Everyone/everybody; 2. everything, everyone/everybody;3. everything; 4. all; 5.
whole; 6. all; 7. everything; 8. all; 9. everyone/everybody; 10. thewhole; 1 1 . the whole; 12. everybody; whole; 13. all; 14. the whole; 15. everyone; 16. allthe, the whole.Ex. 25 (p. 2 1 9 ) 1. every leap-year; 2. every three hours; 3. every ten minutes; 4. everyhalf hour; 5. every five minutes; 6. every year.Ex. 26 (p. 2 1 9 - 2 2 0 ) 1. We all/All of us; 2. the whole; 3. The whole; 4.
the whole; 5. allthe; 6. All the; 7. The whole; 8. all the; 9. Everybody; 10. the whole; 1 1 . all the; 12. everytwo months.Ex. 27 (p. 2 2 1 ) 1. both; 2. Neither; 3. either way/both ways; 4. Both/Both of; 5. Neitherof; 6. eithe/either of t h e m ; 7. Neither; 8. both; 9. neither of.Ex. 28 (p. 2 2 1 ) 1.
neither clean nor comfortable. 2. both very boring and very long.3. either Richard or Robert. 4. neither the time nor the money to go on holiday.5. either on Saturday or on Sunday. 6. He neither smokes nor drinks.Ex. 29 (p. 2 2 1 - 2 2 2 ) 1. either; 2. both; 3. either; 4. either; 5. both, neither; 6. neither;7. neither; 8.
Both; 9. either, both; 10. both; 1 1 . Neither; 12. neither; 13. both, neither;14. Both, either, neither.Ex. 30 (p. 2 2 2 ) 1. Every, each; 2. each, each; 3. either, each; 4. Either; 5. each.53Ex. 31 (p. 2 2 2 ) 1. on either side; 2. Both; 3. either... or, neither (of them); 4...bothcameras; 5. they both; 6. either ill or has gone away; 7.
Every minute; 8. each house;9. neither of t h e m , each; 10. each exhibit; 1 1 . either; 12. either end; 13. ... I have readneither of t h e m / I haven't read either of them, either (of t h e m ) , both.Ex. 32 (p. 2 2 3 ) 1. another; 2. the other; 3. another; 4. others; 5. the other; 6. the other;7. another; 8.
another.Ex. 33 (p. 2 2 3 ) 1. another; 2. the other; 3. another; 4. another; 5. The other; 6. theothers; 7. the other; 8. Other; 9. the other; 10. others.Ex. 34 (p. 2 2 3 ) 1. another/no other way; 2. another issue; 3. another one; 4. other food;5. the other; 6. the other; 7. another one; 8. the others; 9.
no other; 10. another.Ex. 3 5 (p. 2 2 5 ) 1. - ; 2 . any; 3 . - ; 4 . any; 5 . some; 6 . - ; 7 . - ; 8 . some; 9 . - ; 10. some;1 1 . - ; 12. some; 13. - ; 14. some; 15. any; 16. - .Ex. 36 (p. 2 2 5 - 2 2 6 ) 1. some, any; 2. any, some; 3. some; 4. S o m e ; 5. any; 6. any; 7.any; 8. any; 9. any; 10. any.Ex.
37 (p. 2 2 6 ) 1. Any; 2. any; 3. any/no; 4. some; 5. any; 6. some; 7. any; 8. some;9. some; 10. Any; 1 1 . any; 12. any; 13. any.Ex. 3 8 (p. 2 2 6 ) 1. any; 2. some; 3. any/no; 4. no; 5. some; 6. any; 7. some; 8. some; 9.no; 10. some; 1 1 .
any.Ex. 39 (p. 2 2 6 ) 1. no one; 2. None; 3. None; 4. none; 5. No one; 6. no one; 7. No one;8. no one; 9. None; 10. none; 1 1 . no one; 12. none; 13. None; 14. none; 15. None.Ex. 4 0 (p. 2 2 6 - 2 2 7 )I. 1. some; 2. some; 3. some; 4. any. 5. Any; 6. any; 7. any; 8. some, some; 9. some;some; 10.
any; 1 1 . some.I I . 1. no; 2. any, some; 3. no, some; 4. any; 5. any, no/any, no; 6. no; 7. none ofEx. 4 1 (p. 2 2 7 - 2 2 8 )I. 1. something; 2. anything; 3. anyone; 4. something; 5. something; 6. something;7. nobody/ no one/somebody; 8. somebody/someone; 9. anybody; 10. nobody/no one;I I . somewhere; 12. anywhere.I I . 1. someone/somebody; 2. anything, anybody; 3. anything; 4. nothing/something; 5. Anyone; 6.
no one/nobody; 7. anywhere; 8. anything; 9. Nowhere; 10. nothing.Ex. 4 2 (p. 2 2 8 )a. 1. something; 2. something; 3. something; 4. something; 5. anything/nothing; 6. anything/nothing; 7. anything; 8. anything/nothing;54b. 1. someone/somebody; 2.
Someone/Somebody; 3; someone/somebody; 4. anyone/anybody; 5. anyone/anybody; 6. anyone/anybody.Ex. 43 (p. 2 2 8 ) 1. something; 2. some more; 3. anyone/anybody; 4. any/some; 5. anybody/anyone; 6. anybody/anyone; 7. anybody; 8. anybody/anyone, nobody; 9. no/any;10. nothing/not a word; 11 .nobody/no one; 12. some, none of; 13. nowhere; 14.
no o n e /nobody, anything; 15. none of us.Ex. 44 (p. 2 2 9 ) 1. somebody/someone; 2. hardly anything, nothing, something; 3. anybody, nobody; 4. nothing/anything, somebody; 5. any vacancy, nothing/anything, any;6. nothing, any of us; 7. No one, anything, something; 8. somebody's, somebody;9. anybody/ anyone; 10. some more, any more/no more.Ex. 45 (p. 2 2 9 ) 1. Everybody/everyone, nobody, some, the others, anybody, who,nothing, something.Ex.
47 (p. 2 3 0 ) 1. one; 2. ones; 3. ones; 4. the ones; 5. the one; 6. one; 7. one.Ex. 4 8 (p. 2 3 0 ) 1 . one; 2. ones; 3. (-); 4. one; 5. one; 6. (-).Ex. 49 (p. 231) 2. ones; 3. one; 4. ones; 5. one; 6. ones; 7. one; 8. ones, ones; 9. one;10. one.Ex. 50 (p.
2 3 1 ) 1. the ones; 2. the ... one; 3. which one; 4. this or that one; 5. a blackone; 6. which one, the long one; 7. which one? 8. the one.Ex. 5 1 (p. 2 3 2 - 2 3 3 ) 1. much; 2. little, little; 3. few; 4. much, a few; 5. M u c h , few;6. many, few; 7. few; 8. many; 9. little; 10. little; 1 1 . much; 12. M u c h , little; 13. a f e w ;14. many; 15.
many; 16. much, much; 17. few; 18. m u c h ; 19. much, many, few;20. much; 2 1 . little, much; 2 2 . little; 2 3 . many/a few; 2 4 . little; 2 5 . Many, few; 26. little;27: many.Ex. 52 (p. 2 3 3 ) 1. plenty of water; 2. little work; 3. f e w people; 4. plenty of time; 5. little;6. Dick smokes a little; 7. little time; 8. little to eat; 9.
little time; 10. little snow.Ex, 53 (p. 2 3 3 ) 1. a little lemonade; 2. hasn't got many dresses; 3. many articles; 4. Howmany; 5. m a n y / a lot of; 6. a lot of; 7. little; 8. a few; 9. plenty of; 10. many; 1 1 . a few;12. a lot of, a little; 13. much, little; 14. a lot of; 15. a lot of; 16. little; 17. many/a lot, afew; 18. m a n y / a lot of; 19. m a n y / a lot of; 2 0 . many; 2 1 . few.55T H E1.ADJECTIVEFORMATIONOF ADJECTIVESEx. 4 (p. 2 3 6 - 2 3 7 ) 1. enjoyable; 2. productive; 3.
recognizable; 4. energetic; 5. readable; 6. reddish; 7. boastful; 8. permissible; 9. attractive.Ex. 5 (p. 2 3 7 ) 1. obedient; 2. shining; 3. respectable; 4. dangerous; 5. famous;6. homeless; 7. disastrous; 8. courageous.Ex. 6 (p. 2 3 7 ) 2. illegal; 3. impossible; 4. unimaginable; 5. incapable; 6. illiterate;7. impractical; 8. dishonest.Ex. 7 (p. 2 3 7 ) 2. a seventy-year-old woman; 3. a two-day trip; 4. an eighty-hectare farm;5. three-month-old baby; 6.
a two-kilo parcel; 7. a three-litre jar; 8. a ten-minute walk; 9. atwenty-mile fence; 10. a seventy-kilometer road.Ex. 8 (p. 2 3 7 - 2 3 8 )a) 1. striped; 2. sleeved; 3. detailed; 4. crowded; 5. hurriedb) 1 .doubtful; 2. cheerful; 3. beautifulc) 1. different; 2. confident; 3. independentd) 1. enjoyable; 2. reliable; 3. agreeable2. W O R D ORDER: ADJECTIVE+N O U NjEx.
1 (p. 2 3 9 ) 1. a pretty young girl; 2. a handsome young man; 3. an oak kitchencupboard; 4. a brown leather bag; 5. an old American film; 6. big blue eyes; 7. a cold rainyday; 8. a nice hot bath; 9. an old worn coat; 10. a little old red car; 1 1 . a small antique goldwatch; 12. a lovely little old village; 13. long thick black eye-lashes; 14. an old Englishstone mansion.fj|Ex. 2 (p. 2 3 9 ) 2. iron railings; 3. a kitchen table; 4. a plastic kitchen table.iEx. 3 (p. 2 3 9 - 2 4 0 ) 1. a second-hand well-maintained sports car with a low mileage/a wellmaintained second-hand sports c a r . . .
; 2. a pair of black Italian leather shoes; 3. a smallold stone-built country cottage; 4. white cotton summer shorts for my holiday.Ex. 4 (p. 2 4 0 ) 1. a cotton shirt; 2. a small black metal box; 3. an ugly green dress;4. beautiful long fair hair; 5. an interesting old French painting; 6. unusual handmadegolden earrings; 7. an unforgettable two-day boat trip; 8. an expensive old round handmade oak table.Ex. 5 (p. 2 4 0 ) 1. smooth, smoothly; 2.
well, good; 3. b a d , badly; 4. nice, nicely.56Ii|jEx. 6 (p. 2 4 0 - 2 4 1 ) 1. smell nice; 2. sounded Interesting; 3. tastes awful; 4. feel well; 5.look/got soaked to the skin; 6. seemed upset.Ex. 7 (p. 2 4 1 ) 1. looked angrily; 2. close the door quietly; 3. be quiet, quietly; 4. b e haves, cooks well; 5. doesn't look safe; 6. arrived safe and sound; 7. are slow; 8. tasteswonderful; 9. drive carefully; 10.
was sad, looked at me sadly.3.THECOMPARISONOF ADJECTIVESEx. 4 (p. 2 4 3 ) 2. His work was more careless than mine. It was the most careless (work) inthe class. 3. Basketball is more popular than tennis. It is the most popular game in the USA.4. This watch is more expensive than that one. It's the most expensive (watch) in the shop.5. Tuesday is more convenient for me than Friday. It is the most convenient of all week-days.Ex.
5 (p. 2 4 3 ) 1. farther; 2. further; 3. worse; 4. lesser; 5. latest; 6. further; 7. well; 8.last; 9. oldest; 10. smaller; 1 1 . less; 12. older; 13. most; 14. better; 15. better;16. farthest; 17. oldest; 18. elder; 19. least; 2 0 . mostEx. 7 (p. 2 4 5 ) 1. Jane is as charming as Ann. 2. He is as tall as I a m . 3. Michael isstrong as his brother. 4. Our car is as good as their car/theirs. 5. This report isinteresting as your report. 6.
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