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14.

When Cinderella heard about the dance she wanted to go too.

 Her aunt and the ugly sisters laughed at her but didn’t take her to the dance.

 A coach came to the door and  the ugly sisters went to the dance with their mother.

Cinderella looked up and saw а little old lady.

 She had a stick in her hand.

When Cinderella brought them the little lady waved her stick.

The lady waved her stick and Cinderella wore a beautiful dress and glass shoes.

15.

Her aunt and the ugly sisters laughed at her and didn’t take her to the dance.

 Cinderella looked up and saw a little old lady.

She had a stick in her hand.

When Cinderella brought them, the little lady waved her stick.

 The pumpkin became a big coach.

 You must be at home before midnight .

16.

about, she, Cinderella, when, the, wanted, heard, dance, too, to go

 When Cinderella heard about the dance she wanted to go too.

 to, a coach, door, came, the-

A coach came to the door.

 sisters, to the dance, their, went, the, mother, with, ugly-

Sisters went to the dance with their mother.

 lady, and, Cinderella, a, looked up, little, saw, old-

Cinderella looked up and saw а little old lady.

 hand, she, a stick, in, had, her-

She had a stick in her hand.

 brought, lady, when, the, them, Cinderella, stick, little, her, waved-

 Cinderella brought them, the little lady waved her stick.

 horses, the, became, mice-

 The mice became horses.

17.

Why didn’t Cinderella go to the dance?

Her aunt and the ugly sisters laughed at her and didn’t take her to the dance.

 With whom did ugly sisters go to the dance?

With their mother.

 What did Cinderella do?

She began to cry.

 What did the little old lady say?

Don’t cry, Cinderella. I will help you.”

 What had the old lady in her hand?

She has a stick in her hand.

 What did the little lady tell Cinderella?

“First, bring me a pumpkin”, said the little old lady. “Then bring me a mousetrap with the mice in it.

18.

Coach

Voice

Stick

Pumpkin

Ex.2 p122

Big-bigger-biggest

new -newer newest 

happy-happier-happiest

 young -younger- youngest

beautiful-    more beautiful- most beautiful

comfortable- more comfortable -most comfortable

 good-better -best

 small-smaller smallest

 much-more- most

 warm-warmer warmest
many-more- most

 cold-colder coldest

 hot-hotter- hottest 

 bright -brighter -brightest

interesting- more interesting -most interesting

 bad-worse -worst

 old-older-oldest

 large-larger-largest

Ex3=p-122

Positive	Comparative	Superlative
Small	smaller	Smallest
Big	bigger	biggest
Good	better	best
Bad	worse	worst
Young	younger	youngest
Cold	colder	coldest

My Dad’s car isn’t new. Your Dad’s car is newer then my Dad’s.

This book isn’t interesting. That book is more interesting then this book.

Yesterday wasn’t warm. Today is warmer then yesterday.

 Ann’s doll isn’t nice. Mary’s doll is nicer then Ann’s.

Your garden isn’t beautiful. Our garden is more beautiful then yours.

My room isn’t comfortable. Your room is more comfortable then my room. .

Tom’s computer isn’t good. Mary’s computer is  better then Tom’s .

September isn’t a cold month. October is colder then September.

Ex 4.

A: Is Tom’s house big?  A: Is Ann a good pupil? A: Is your room cozy? A: Is their classroom dirty? A: Is Mary a beautiful girl?

B: Yes, it is the biggest house in the town.   B: Yes, she is the  best  pupil in our class. B: Yes, it is the coziest room in our house. B: Yes, their classroom is the dirtiest in the school.   B: Yes, she is the most beautiful girl in our class.

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