Англиискии для вас Новый курс XXI века

Exercise 7. Give the degrees of comparison of these adjectives and adverbs.
great, few, long, leading, late, much, many, enjoyable, excellent, well, good Exercise 8. Insert articles where necessary.

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   John Din, ... British exchange postgraduate, is studying ... Russian dialects. He has been studying at... Moscow University for over six months. John has spent ... great deal of his time in ... library. He has made quite ... few friends since he came to Moscow. 2. Mr Brown invited Viktorov to visit ... Houses of Parliament. Mr Brown is ... M. P. for Leeds. 3. There are over 900 peers* in ... House of Lords. 4. There arc 630 members in ... House of Commons. 5. No ...
   

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King or... Queen of England can come into ... House of Commons. 6. They saw ... front bench on ... Speaker’s right. This bench is for... Prime Minister and ... leading members of... government. 7. ... debate lasted until late in ... afternoon. 8.1 wonder what... members of Parliament shout when they like what... Speaker is saying. 9. “Thank you for... most enjoyable evening,” she said. 10. They decid­ed to take ... walk along ... embankment after lunch.
Exercise 9. Insert prepositions or adverbs.
1. Would you like to look ... the University? 2. Who is sitting ... the left ... the Leader... the Opposition? 3. “The Queen sits ... this throne when she opens a session ... Parliament,” he said. 4. “Did you see the woolsack ... which the Lord Chancellor usually sits?" she asked. 5. What political party do you belong ...? 6. There was a beautiful garden ... front... the house. 7. Who is sitting next... the Prime Minister? 8. I hope I haven’t taken ... too much ... your time. Thank you very much. 9. His words made a deep impression ... me. 10. What impressed ... you in the museum?