Choose the correct word.

1) Is this cup (your / yours)?[ your ]
2) The coffee is (my / mine).[ mine]
3) That coat is (my / mine).[ mine ]
4) He lives in (her / hers) house.[ her ]
5) You might want (your / yours) phone.[ your ]
6) The new car is (their / theirs).[ their ]
7) She cooked (our / ours) food.[ our ]
8) Don’t stand on (my / mine) foot![ my ]
9) She gave him (her / hers) suitcase.[ her ]
10) I met (their / theirs) mother.[ .their]
11) Is this (their / theirs) coffee?[ their ]
12) Is the flat (her / hers)?[ her ]
13) The grey scarf is (my / mine).[ mine ]
14) That red bike is (our / ours).[ our ]
15) We should take (our / ours) coats.[ our ]
16) That is (my / mine) car.[ my ]
17) He dropped (my / mine) bag.[ my ]
18) Are these phones (their / theirs)?[ their ]
19) These cakes are (our / ours)![ our ]
20) Are those children (your / yours) yours?

At, in, on: Prepositions of time

Choose at, in, on to complete the sentences.

1See you on Friday.

2I brush my teeth at the morning.

3The match is at 4 o’clock.

4We have lunch at midday.

5I’m busy at the moment.

6My parents always visit me in my birthday.

7He was born in the 19th century

8He usually goes on holiday on July

9They always get together at Christmas.

10You can come at the weekend.

Prepositions of time and place

Choose the correct answer.

1. The pillows are     on the bed
2. When have we got maths? We’ve got maths     on    Monday. 
3. The computer is next   of the board.
4. Alison is   behind the swing. 
5. The pencil is between the bag   and the chair. 
6. The milkshake is in front  of the juice. 
7. Alec is     between    next    Tanya and Sasha.
8. The fries are   next   to the pizza.
9. My aunt is     in front    of my uncle.
10. She goes swimming in     the afternoon. 
11. I visit my grandma   on    Friday.
12. He goes to bed    at 9 o’clock. 
13. He writes emails on    Saturday.
14. I watch TV    at   the evening.
15. She goes to bed at  night.

Superlative adjectives

1. Complete with a superlative adjective and all the necessary words.
2. London is ……………………………….. (large) city in England.
3. Cheetahs are ………………………….. (fast) animals in the world.
4. Whales are ………………………………. (big) animals.
5. San Francisco is ………………………………….. (beautiful) city in the United States.
6. Summer is …………………………………(good) season of the year.
7. Write the superlative form.
8. good ………. 6. pretty ……….
9. far ………. 7. small ……….
10. expensive ………. 8. nice ……….
11. old ………. 9. comfortable……….
12. young ………. 10. bad ……….
13. Look at the table and write true sentences with the adjectives in the box.
    James Anne Carol
    Age 34 35 28
    Height 1.80 m 1.75 m 1.72 m
    Weight 82 kg 85 kg 65 kg
    Savings 5,350 euro 5,500 euro 6,000 euro
    Old young light heavy tall short rich poor
14. (age) Anne is the ……….
15. (age) Carol is the ……….
16. (height) James is the ……….
17. (height) Carol is the ……….
18. (weight) Anne is the ……….
19. (weight) Carol is the ……….
20. (savings) Carol is the ……….
21. (savings) James is the ……….
22. Write the opposites.
23. happiest ……………. 5. best …………….
24. most comfortable ……………. 6. nearest …………….
25. easiest ……………. 6. most expensive …………

Comparison of adjectives, adverbs of manner
E Circle the correct word.
1 The dog is eating hungry / hungrily .
2 Is she drinking the hot coffee slow / slowly?
3 Sue is a nice / nicely person.
4 Tom plays tennis good / well.
5 The music was very loud / loudly.
6 The old lady spoke soft / softly.
A Complete the sentences with the correct comparative form of the adjective in brackets.
1 An elephant is …………………………………….. (strong) a kangaroo.
2 Our teacher is …………………………………….. (beautiful) that film star.
3 A school is …………………………………….. (noisy) a hospital.
4 Jane’s hair is …………………………………….. (long) yours.
5 John’s work is …………………………………….. (good) Mary’s.
6 Yesterday was …………………………………….. (hot) today.
7 This book is …………………………………….. (interesting) that one.
8 Athletes are usually …………………………………….. (famous) scientists.
B Write sentences about the pictures. Use the superlative form of the adjective.
1 the girl / tall / of the three ……………………………………………………………………………………………………
2 the pyramid / ancient / of the three ……………………………………………………………………………………..
3 this athlete / good / athlete in the world ………………………………………………………………………………
4 February / short / month / in the year ……………………………………………………………………………………
5 the red apple / sweet / apple in the bowl …………………………………………………………………………….
C Circle the correct word.
1 I think Albert Einstein was the brilliant / more brilliant / most brilliant scientist in the world.
2 I am a good / better / best swimmer than my brother.
3 Mum is the busy / busier / busiest person in the family.
4 What is the most expensive / more expensive / expensive car in the world?
5 London is rainy / rainier / rainiest than Athens.
6 The book was frightening / more frightening / most frightening than the film.
stronger than
1 2 3 4 5
The girl is the tallest of the three.
D Write adverbs for the adjectives.
Adjective Adverb
1 dangerous ………………….
2 nice ………………….
3 fast ………………….
4 happy ………………….
5 good ………………….
6 quiet ………………….

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Laughter is very good for us because it releases tension.

• Are you humorous?
  Rether yes than no
• Can you tell about a time when you were very funny?
  when my dog is biting me
• What kind of humor do you like? Do you like many kinds?
  A memes and anecdote, there very funny
• Why do people say laughter is the best medicine?
  Laughter is a good for our heart and blood circulation
• Can you tell about a time when you laughed at yourself?
  when I do something silly and funny
• What type of humor do you like?
  A memes and anecdote
• Do you like to tell jokes?
  I don’t tell many jokes
• Are you a good joke teller?
  I haven’t told many jokes to anyone, but I think I’m good at telling jokes.

• What sort of things make you laugh?
  A silly and funny things
• How frequently do you laugh every day?
  2-3 times in one day
• Do you laugh out loud or do you chuckle quietly?
  I don’t now why but I laugh without sound
• Do you sometimes laugh in situations which are not amusing?
  No, I don’t remember situations like that
  
• Laughter is catching. Do you start laughing when you see or hear other people laughing? Why do you think this happens?
  Sometimes it’s happens when the laugh of other people is funny for me
  
• What is the difference between “laughing at someone” and “laughing with someone”?
  The difference is that when you laugh at someone, it won’t always be funny for them, but when you laugh with someone, it’s funny for both of you.
  
  
• Does your language have equivalent expressions for
  • “I nearly died laughing!” or “I cracked up (with laughter)!”?
  • “He was the laughing stock”
  • “Don’t make me laugh!”

Complete the sentences (Active or Passive Voice). Use Simple Present.

1. He sells cars.  

2. The blue car is sold.  

3. In summer, more ice cream is eaten than in winter.  

4. She calls her grandparents every Friday.  

5. The letters are typed.  

6. He takes his medicine every day.  

7. Jane is not taken to school by her father.  

8. We go to school by bus.  

9. She does not work for a bank.  

10. Milk is kept in the refrigerator.  

Rewrite the sentences in passive voice.

1. He opens the door. – The door is opened by him.  

2. We set the table. – The table is set by us.  

3. She pays a lot of money. – A lot of money is paid by her.  

4. I draw a picture. – A picture is drawn by me.  

5. They wear blue shoes. – Blue shoes are worn by them.  

6. They don’t help you. – You are not helped by them.  

7. He doesn’t open the book. – The book is not opened by him.  

8. You do not write the letter. – The letter is not written by you.  

9. Does your mum pick you up? – Are you picked up by your mum?  

10. Does the police officer catch the thief? – Is the thief caught by the police officer

Put the verbs into the correct form (present perfect simple).

1. I haven’t worked today.
2. We have bought a new lamp.
3. We haven’t planned our holiday yet.
4. Where have you been?
5. He has written five letters.
6. She hasn’t seen him for a long time.
7. Have you been at school?
8. School hasn’t started yet.
9. Has he spoken to his boss?
10. No, he hasn’t had the time yet.

Put in the correct question tags for each sentence.

1. John smokes a lot, doesn’t he?

2. My mother has lovely hair,  doesn’t she?

3. You do like this film we’re watching,  don’t you?

4. He can’t speak English very well,  can he?

5. Your brother isn’t married,  is he?

6. She doesn’t cook very well,  does she?

7. We can go to the cinema tomorrow if you want,  can’t we?

8. They don’t have a very nice house,  do they?

9. She is the richest woman in the town,  isn’t she?

10. We should leave before it gets dark,  shouldn’t we?

11. You’d like a cup of tea,  wouldn’t you?

12. They mustn’t go too near the lake,  must they?

13. You’ll see John tomorrow,  won’t you?

14. We won’t be going to that restaurant again,  will we?

15. Let’s try and phone her again,  shall we?

16. You’ve seen this film already,  haven’t you?

17. Your uncle has never been out of the village,  has he?

18. You’re seeing Amy next week,  aren’t you?

19. I’m not speaking first at the meeting,  am I?

20. This was an interesting exercise,  wasn’t it?

Fill in the blanks with the past continuous form of the verbs given in brackets.

1. The children were playing hide and seek in the park.
2. They were going to the movies.
3. I was reading the book you gave me on my birthday.
4. Winnie was stitching her new dress.
5. The dogs were barking all night.
6. Ron was cleaning his room when he heard the noise.
7. It was getting darker with each passing moment.
8. The gardener was watering the lawn.
9. The army was going to Ladakh when the enemy attacked them.
10. My sister was riding a Royal Enfield yesterday.
11. The students were working on their assignments.
12. That boy was dancing in class.
13. The kid was watching television all evening.
14. The girl was listening to rock music.
15. The birds were flying in the sky.

Ecercise 2 – Change into the past continuous tense

Read the following sentences and change them into the past continuous tense.

1. Raj was drinking coffee.
2. Sweta was singing her favourite song.
3. Siraj was leaving home.
4. My friends were playing on the field.
5. I was going to France.
6. The boy was crying all night.
7. The cat was running in the streets.
8. I was performing at the school function.
9. The parrot was talking back.
10. Tia was visiting her granny.

Put the verbs into the correct form (past progressive).

1. When I phoned my friends, they were playing Monopoly.
2. Yesterday at six I was preparing dinner.
3. The kids were playing in the garden when it suddenly began to rain.
4. I was practicing the guitar when he came home.
5. We were not cycling all day.
6. While Alan was working in his room, his friends were swimming in the pool.
7. I tried to tell them the truth but they were not listening.
8. What were you doing yesterday?
9. Most of the time we were sitting in the park.
10. I was listening to the radio while my sister was watching TV.
11. When I arrived, they were playing cards.
12. We were studying English yesterday at 4:00 pm.

We are 9th grade and we learning in High School. Our school is big and beautiful. classroom walls are transparent. We often journey. The school have gyms library, reading room and concert halls. We have interest. We likes sport, dance, music and language. some of us attendance dance lessons, the others painting or piano. All of us likes sing and dance folk and modern music and dance. We are learns different languages` Armenian, Russen, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Turkish and others.We practice various sports such as football, karate, etc. Some of us practice for fun, others want to become professional athletes.:

Մենք իններորդ դասարանցիներ ենք և սովորում ենք «Մխիթար Սեբաստացի» կրթահամալիրի ավագ դպրոցում: Մեր դպրոցը մեծ է և գեղեցիկ: Դասասենյակների պատերը թափանցիկ են (transparant): Մենք հաճախ ենք ճամփորդում: Դպրոցն ունի մարզասրահներ, գրադարան, ընթերցասրահ, համերգասրահներ (concert halls): Մենք շատ հետաքրքրություններ ունեք: Մենք սիրում ենք սպորտ, պար, երաժշտություն, լեզուներ: Մեզնից ոմանք հաճախում են պարի դասերի, մյուսները՝ նկարչության կամ դաշնամուրի: Մենք բոլորս սիրում ենք երգել և պարել ժողովրդական և ժամանակակից երգեր և պարեր: Մենք սովորում ենք տարբեր լեզուներ՝ հայերեն, ռուսերեն, անգլերեն, ֆրանսերեն, իտալերեն, իսպաներեն, թուրքերեն և այլն: Մենք պարապում ենք տարբեր մարզաձևեր` (go in for …) ֆուտբոլ, կարատե և այլն: Մեզնից ոմանք հաճույքի համար են պարապում, մյուսներն ուզում են դառնալ պրոֆեսիոնալ մարզիկներ: Մենք սիրում ենք համակարգչային և սեղանի խաղեր:

Fill in the gaps with the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives in brackets to complete the following sentences in English.

	Adjectives	Comparative	Superlative
1.	cold	colder	the coldest
2.	good	gooder	the goodest
3.	interesting	more interesting	the most interesting
4.	beautiful	more beautiful	the most beautiful
5.	old	older	the oldest
6.	little	more little	the most little
7.	important	more important	the most important
8.	far	farer	the farest
9.	able	more able	the most able
10.	disagreeable	more disagreeable	the most disagreeable
11.	red	reeder	the reedest
12.	true	truer	the truest
13.	pretty	prettyer	the prettiest
14.	comfortable	more comfirtable	the most comfortable
15.	convenient	more convenient	the most convenient
16.	deep	deeper	the deepest
17.	courageous	more courageous	the most courageous
18.	easy	easyer	the easiest
19.	excellent	more excellent	the most excellent
20.	bad	bader	the badest

Fill in the correct form of the words in brackets (comparative or superlative).

1. My house is bigger than yours.
2. This flower is more beautiful than that one.
3. This is the most interesting book I have ever read.
4. Non-smokers usually live longer than smokers.
5. Which is the most dangerous animal in the world?
6. A holiday by the sea is gooder than a holiday in the mountains.
7. It is strange but often a coke is more expensive than a beer.
8. Who is the richest woman on earth?
9. The weather this summer is even bader than last summer.
10. He was the cleverer thief of all.

Which is your favorite eating place?

I prefer to eat my food at home