с 2,3,4 3Complete each sentence with one of the adjectives below. Use the comparative and superlative
forms.
in?
good fierce fast heavy easy
1 Carlos is faster
than Tom, but Tarik runs 1 km in 7 minutes: he's the best
student in the class
2 Writing English is
than speaking it, but listening to it is
thing for me!
3 Rhinos are
than hippos, but I think tigers are
animals of all. They're really
scary!
4 The weather in Britain is
than the weather in Finland, but the Mediterranean countries
(страныСредиземногоморя) have
weather in Euronel

Linda ___ (had been trying) to find a present for her mum for over an hour before she ___ (finally saw) something nice to buy her.
William ___ (had already heard) the news when I ___ (called) to tell him.
While Emma ___ (was doing) her homework, her brother ___ (was playing) music loudly, and she couldn't concentrate.
Nathan ___ (came) across a photo of his great-grandfather as he ___ (was looking) through some old things.
Helen ___ (is) exhausted because she ___ (has been jogging) for two hours.

1. The students (are working) very well this term.
2. Have you (heard) the news? Tom and Ann are engaged!
3. Do you (hear) the wind? It is blowing) very strongly.
4. Have you (seen) my car keys anywhere? – No, I (am looking) for them but I (do not see) them.
5. Have you (seen) my bag anywhere? I (have been looking) for it for ages.
6. I have never (read) a story that (interested) me so much as the one I (read) last night.
7. When we (went) to see them last night, they (were playing) chess, they (said) they (had been playing) since six o'clock.
8. You (will go) with us to the Zoo tomorrow if you (are) a good boy.
9. No sooner had we (finished) the translation of the text than the bell (rang).
14. She is always (borrowing) from me and never (remembers) to pay me back.