Fill in the gaps choosing the right grammar form for the adjectives in brackets.
1. Could you speak a bit (slowly) …… , please? I don’t quite understand what you’re saying.
2. Do you like my new sculpture? – It’s by far the (fascinating) …… sculpture I’ve ever seen.
3. Cubism is (popular) …… in the world than alogism.
4. The (good) …… time to go to Vienna is spring when the city is in bloom.
5. If you need any (far) …… help, don’t hesitate to ask me.
1. __ a table in the room.
a. There is
b. There are
c. Is there
d. Are there
2. __ a dog in the garden?
a. Is there
b. Are there
c. There is
d. There are
3. __ many books here.
a. There are
b. Is there
c. There is
d. Are there
4. __ two chairs in the room?
a. Is there
b. Are there
c. There is
d. There are
5. Larisa, __ a bench in the garden?
a. there is
b. is there
c. there are
d. are there
6. “Is there much milk in the cup?” “No, there __ much.”
a. isn’t
b. is
c. aren’t
d. are
7. __ many boys and girls in the school.
a. Is there
b. There are
c. There is
d. Are there
8. “Are there many pets in the house?” “No, __ only one”
a. there isn’t
b. there are
c. there is
d. aren’t
9. “Are there many rooms in the house?” “Yes, __ many.”
a. there are
b. there is
c. is there
d. are there
10. __ two little bushes in the garden.
a. Are there
b. There is
c. There are
d. Is there
11. __ a bin outside our house?
a. There is
b. Are there
c. Is there
d. There are
12. In Paris __ a lot of museums.
a. there is
b. there are
c. is there
d. are there
13. “Is there much water?” “No, __.”
a. there is
b. there isn’t
c. there are
d. there aren’t
14. __ a calendar on the wall?
a. Are there
b. There is
c. Is there
d. There are+
15. __ lots of books in the shelf?
a. Are there
b. There is
c. Is there
d. There are
Pacific Ocean, body of salt water extending from the Antarctic region in the south to the Arctic in the north and lying between the continents of Asia and Australia on the west and North and South America on the east.Of the three oceans that extend northward from the Antarctic continent, the Pacific is by far the largest, occupying about a third of the surface of the globe. Its area, excluding adjacent seas, encompasses about 63.8 million square miles.It has double the area and more than double the water volume of the Atlantic Ocean—the next largest division of the hydrosphere—and its area more than exceeds that of the whole land surface of the globe. The Pacific Ocean stretches from the shores of Antarctica to the Bering Strait through 135° of latitude, some 9,600 miles.
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