С АНГЛ.ЯЗ Replace the simple adjectives in brackets with extreme adjectives. The first letter of each extreme
adjective has been given.
1 Watching the BASE jumpers land safely in the valley was f (very good).
2 After we had walked 50 km across the desert, I was s (very hungry).
3 The place where we stayed when we were hiking was f (very dirty).
4 That meal we had at the Chinese restaurant last night was d (very tasty).
5 The brown bear that was walking towards us looked e (very big).
6 What we could see from the top of the mountain was a (very surprising).

Exercise 4.  

1. I'll be able to translate this article, if you give me a dictionary. (Future meaning) 2. Tomorrow I'll be choosing an evening dress the whole evening because I need a very good one. 3. He gave up smoking more than 10 years ago. 4. I think the price will be very high (future meaning). 5. When I came yesterday, he was counting the money he had earned. 6. Next summer I'll visit my granny at last. 7. Why are you so upset? – Tomorrow I'm going to see the doctor. I’m so afraid! – Don’t worry, you'll be all right. 8. Yesterday when you rang up, I was thinking over this problem. 9. In a week they will return. 10. I’m sure you'll make a fantastic the speech tomorrow.

Exercise 5.  

1. The exhibition opens on the 3rd of August. 2. Next year at this time I'll be lying on the beach. 3. Please, give me a pencil, I have lost mine. 4. When I was at the cinema, I lost my notebook. 5. Oh, how dark it is! A large black cloud has covered the sky. I think it'll start raining in a few minutes. 6. When did you open the window? – I opened it ten minutes ago. 7. When I came home, my sister was sleeping. 8. If the weather is fine tomorrow, we'll spend the whole day on the beach. 9. It’s the third time when I have seen this girl but I haven't recognized her again. 10. It’s 3 minutes since the lesson was over.  

Exercise 6.  

1. When I want you address, I'll ask you for it. 2. “We'll come at 5 o’clock” “Good, I'll wait for you”. 3. “He has just left the house. He left at 8 o’clock.” – “Where did he go?” – “I ddin't see where he went”. 4. Let him remember that, too, as soon as he grows up. 5. I have been on television a few times. 6. It’s the last time I tell you about it. 7. What were you doing yesterday at this time? 8. When he spoke again, he was smiling. “That’s wonderful. When are you  leaving? Soon I'll also fly to New York when I finish this job. We'll have a celebration then”. He put down the phone and came over to me. “That was Monica”, he said. “She's leaving for New York this afternoon. She's taking her daughter back with her. You won't see the kid for a long time now”. 9. Oh, it’s you, John. It’s ages since you were in touch with me. I’m glad you have rung me up.

It was eight o’clock in the morning and time for me to go to work. I looked out of the window . It rained hard. « You will got wet through if you go out now», said my mother. « No, I…», I answered, « I will take an umbrella.» We have five umbrellas in the house, but when I wanted to take one, I found that there were not one that I could use: they all were torn or broken. So I took them all and carried them to the umbrella maker, saying that I would call for the umbrellas on my way home in the evening. When I went to have lunch in the afternoon, it still raining very hard. I went to the nearest cafe, and sat down at a table. A few minutes later a young woman came in and sat down at the same table with me. When I finished my lunch and was ready to leave, I absentmindedly took her umbrella and started for the exit. She stopped me saying that I took her umbrella. I returned the umbrella with apologies. In the evening I went to the umbrella maker, took my five umbrellas and got on the tram to go home. It so happened that the woman I met at the cafe rided in the same tram. When she saw me with my five umbrellas, she said, «You had a successful day today, haven't you?»