We use these suffixes to form adverbs: -ly (quick - quickly, easy - easily), -ward(s) (down - downwards), -wise (clock - clockwise) 1 The smoke from the chimneys rose into the sky. (UP) 2 This endangered fish has dark stripes running along its back. (LENGTH) 3 Many common bathroom products are harmful. (ENVIRONMENTAL) 4. the hole in the ozone layer is getting smaller. (HAPPY) Donne
He told me to read the instructions before switching the machine on. I said to him not to come before 6 o'clock. She said to us to shut the door but not to lock it. She said to her friends to come and spend a holiday with her in the USA. The boy commanded to his dog Jack to lie down. The teacher said to the student to write their work more carefully lest the teacher should fail to read it. The manager said to his secretary not to post the letter that day due to a mistake in it. I asked the hostess to bring me another cup of tea. The officer commanded to the soldiers to fire! Mother asked her son not to eat all the cake.
1)long-short
2)heavy-light
3)cold-hot
4)tight-loose
5)dry-wet
6)high-low
7)new-old
8)right-wrong
Patsy is getting on the plane.
She is going to the Glasgow.
It's hot in Glasgow.
1)is going
2)is going
3)is wearing
1)Does it often rain in winter?
2)Where do you live?
3)What are you doing now?
4)She goes to school on foot every day.
5)He doesn't swim well.
1)season
2)flowers
3)picking
4)shining
5)picnic
6)camping
7)beautiful
8)snow
9)winter
10)ice-hockey
1)T скорее всего. Типа он живет в Канаде, а Канада находится в Северной Америке. Незнаю.
2)F
3)T
4)F
5)NS/F
6)NS
7)F
8)T
9)NS
10)F