- > 11. Learn how to read the new words and sentences; first read them to your- self and then aloud as quickly as you can. [au] house, a house [haus] — hauses ſ'hauzız], a big house, a comfortable house. There are many new houses in our street. What colour is your country house? [1] kitchen ['kitſın], a kitchen - kitchens, a nice kitchen. There is a little kitchen in the place where I live. Is there any brown bread in the kitchen? How many kitchens have you got? [a] pass, bathroom ['ba:Orum], a bathroom - bathrooms, a warm bathroom. There are two bathrooms in their house. What colour are the walls in your bathroom? arm, rather ['raðə], rather well, rather famous, rather important. It's rather difficult to learn it by heart. The text is rather easy. It's a rather cold day. Which would you rather have, tea or coffee? “Would you like to join us?” – “Rather.
2. Yes, its the longest book I have ever read.
3. Yes, its the best opera I have ever heard.
4. Yes its the most difficult article I have translated.
5. Yes, its the funniest film I have ever seen.
6. Yes, Uncle Jack its the kindest man I have ever known.
7. Yes, its the most exciting trip I have ever had.
8. Yes, its the most expensivest record I have ever bought.
9. Yes, Mary is the tallest girl I have ever met.
10. Yes, its the hardest test I have ever done.