Click the right option to answer the questions. 1)
Click the compound adjective that could be
given in a dictionary as an independent word.
Check your answers in a dictionary.
Click the compound adjective that could not be
given in a dictionary as an independent word.
Check your answers in a dictionary.
old-fashioned
Click the sentence where hyphen is used
correctly. This museum is world-famous​

1. Look! Nick is reading.
2. He usually reads books at home.
3. Yesterday he read a book at school 
4. I think tomorrow he will not  read.
5. Kate and Ann usually go for a walk together
6. Yesterday Ann went for a walk with Mary
7. Look! They are  going to  us.
8. They will  invite us to play with them I think.
8. I am  a pupil now.
9. Last year I was a pupil too.
10. Next year I will be a pupil of the 4th form.
11. I usually  get up  at 7 o"clock .
12.  I  got up  at 6 o"clock yesterday .
13. Tomorrow I'll get  up  early too.
14. I am doing my homework now.
15. My mother  cooks dinner every day.
16. She cooked a  tasty cake last Sunday. 
17. She is cooking fish now.
18. She says she will cook  chops tomorrow 

Ex. 29

1) in

2) for

3) of

4) into

5) to

6) over

7) on

Ex. 30

Across: taken, run, got, sat, put, spoken, brought,

been, swum, begun

Down: written, gone, had, told, seen

see — saw — seen 

swim — swam — swum 

take — took — taken 

run — ran — run 

get — got — got 

sit — sat — sat 

put — put — put 

speak — spoke — spoken 

bring — brought — brought 

be — was/were — been 

begin — began — begun 

write — wrote — written 

go — went — gone 

have — had — had 

tell — told — told

Ex. 31

A)

путешествующий художник политик, произносящий речь ученый, наблюдающий за чем-то спящий щенок

B)

покрашенная стена

письмо, отправленное писателем

игра, сыгранная/ в которую играли вчера

реклама, написанная нами

собор, основанный в