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1. Adjective and adverb. Fill in the adjectives in brackets using either the comparative or superlative forms.
1.2. Was the second offer than the first? (favourable)
1.3. Are normal flights than charter flights? (expensive)
1.4. workers of the manufacturing plant worked short-time in January. (many)
1.5. Is this your quality? (good)
1.6. My brother studies economics. (old)
1.7. Herewith we send you our catalogue. (last/latest)
1.8. These have been the results since April. (good)
1.9. The exchange rate of the pound is now than last week. (bad)
1.10. The World Trade Center was than the Empire State Building. (tall)
1.11. The sky-scraper is in Chicago. (tall)
2. Adjective and adverb again. Transform the adjective into the adverb in line with the given pattern:
Pattern: The train arrived (punctual). The train arrived punctually.
2.2. He is running (slow).
2.3. He answered the question (prompt).
2.4. He has learnt the words (quick).
2.5. He will (certain) come.
2.6. She did it quite (nice).
2.7. He can speak English (good).
2.8. He has spelt the word (correct).
2.9. You must speak more (distinct).
2.10. They welcomed us (cordial).
3. Relative clauses. Make one sentence by joining the two sentences by means of a relative pronoun. Don't use that. Choose the contact clause option wherever possible.