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Three hundred seventy-five students took part in the meeting​

Happy-happier-the happiest, funny-funnier - the funniest, dangerous - more dangerous - the most dangerous, lazy - lazier - the laziest, beautiful - more beautiful - the most beautiful, helpful - more helpful - the most helpful, good - better - the best, kind - kinder - the kindest, heavy - heavier - the heaviest, tall - taller - the tallest, bad - worse - the worst, interesting - more interesting - the most interesting, touchy - touchier - the touchiest, elegant - more elegant - the most elegant, fat - fatter - the fattest, sad - sadder - the saddest, big - bigger - the biggest, short - shorter - the shortest, lovely - lovelier, the loveliest, delicious - more delicious - the most delicious, amazing - more amazing - the most amazing, boring - more boring - the most boring, important - more important - the most important, hot - hotter - the hottest, cold - colder - the coldest

(to ) infinitive/- ing forms

put the verds in brackets into the coreect form. How do they differ in meaning?

1 a. Don't forget (to stand) under a doorframe during an earthquake.

b. I'll never forget (reading) about the firefighter who risked his life to save the students from a burning bus.

2 a.They stopped (to buy) some emergency supplies.

b. They stopped( working) and ran out into the street.

3 a. We regret (not moving) our garden furniture indoors before the storm.

b. We regret (to inform ) you that all flights are cancelled due to the earthquake.

4 a.She tried(to stay) calm when she felt the ground shaking.

b.Have you tried (using) a bucket to remove floodwaters?

5 a.Berik meant (to put) a torch in his emergency kit , but he forgot .

b. Hearing a tsunami warning means (going) to the roof of the building.