1) The wood crackled in the fireplace.
2) Victor spent an hour trying to do the sum but in vain.
3) Before leaving the house she looked at herself in the mirror.
4) There were five pieces of furniture in the living room.
5) Angela was a healthy young woman with a pretty but pale face.
6) You should come at 7 o’clock sharp.
7) She is always shy of speaking in public.
8) We could hardly see each other’s faces in the twilight.
9) At least twenty people have finished their projects.
10) I don’t know what to do. He is always standing in my way.
11) I sent her an e-mail in the vain hope that she might call back.
12) She always returns at twilight.
1.
1. <u>Invention</u> is a new thing that someone has made accidentally or purposefully.
2. <u>Discovery </u>is something which exists in this world but someone is the first to bring it to public attention as something which no one knew about before.
3. <u>Plagiarism</u> is the "wrongful appropriation" and "stealing and publication" of another author's "language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions" and the representation of them as one's own original work.
(or)
<u>Plagiarism</u> is the illegal use or disposal of the protected results of someone else's creative work, which is accompanied by bringing to others false information about yourself as a real author.
4. <u>Enthusiasm</u> is a positively colored emotion, a state of inspiration, and the Commission of active actions to achieve certain goals under the influence of this mood.
(or)
<u>Enthusiasm</u> is intense enjoyment, interest, or approval.
9. <u>Plagiarism means</u> stealing someone else's creative ideas and their incarnations and passing them off as your own.
<u>Citing sources is</u> a reference to the words of someone else with an indication of the author in order to give an example or opinion of someone other than the one who is citing.
A
Shorter
More difficult
More beautiful
Noisier
Thinner
Nearer
Easier
Richer
B
Canada is bigger than Brazil.
Tessa is prettier than Deborah.
Driving is more dangerous than flying.
My English is worse than your English.
This chair is more comfortable that chair.
Her husband is younger than hers/her husband.
Buses are cheaper than trains.
French wine is better than English wine.
Us live in one family, us sing in a circle,
Go in one system, fly in one flight.
Lets save daisy in the meadow,
Water lily on the river and cranberry on the swamp.
About the nature of the mother tolerant and good
But stend her dashing fate no to grasp
Lets keep on bars stsrgeon,
Swallow in the skies, in taiga wilderness tiger.
Ring judgement to breadthe us one air,
Lets we all forever to join,
Lets our souls together save,
Then we on the land we save yourself