Put the adjectives below in the correct order.
1. a toy: red / new / lovely / little
2. a man: old / ugly / thin
3. a vase: Chinese / beautiful / porcelain
4. a film: American / musical / new
5. a painting: oil / 18th century / lovely
6. a cat: Angora / my / grey / big
7. a table: kitchen / narrow / wooden
8. a doll: awful / plastic / yellow

  в существует 3 степени сравнения прилагательных: простая, сравнительная и превосходная. если перед вами слово из одного слога (hot, big, cool, kind) — просто добавьте окончание -er к концу прилагательного и получите сравнительную степень. например: hot-hotter wide-wider big-bigger kind-kinder   но не стоит забывать, что есть еще и превосходная степень (это когда что-то самое-самое лучшее\красивое\быстрое). так вот, если у нас по-прежнему слово из одного слога, то превосходная степень образуется прибавлением артикля the в начале слова и окончания -est в конце. например: hot-hotter-the hottest wide-wider-the widest big-bigger-the biggest kind-kinder-the kindest если у вас слово из нескольких слогов (polite, beautiful, sophisticated, efficient), то образование происходит при слов more в сравнительной степени и the most в превосходной. например: sophisticated — more sophisticated — the most sophisticated efficient — more efficient — the most efficient

1.In 1707, the Acts of Union brought together England and Wales with Scotland making Great, (or Greater), Britain.
Great Britain isn't a country. It's the island that England, Scotland and Wales share. You're probably thinking of the 'United Kingdom' which isn't a country either.
2. The Tower of London is a historical castle in the capital city of England. It is located in central London on the river Thames. The tower has a rich history and has been besieged several times. It has also been used for a variety of different purposes over the years including; royal residence, treasury, Royal Mint, prison and home of the Crown Jewels. However, the White Tower, where the Tower of London get its name, was built by William the Conqueror. Construction is thought to have started in 1078 and many historians believe that it wasn’t finished until after William had died.
3. yes, they did.