9.3. 1. little 2. few 3. much 4. much 5. little 6. many 7. few 8. much
9.4. 1. says 2. tells 3. says 4. tells 5. says 6. tell 7. tell 8. say 9. say 10. says
9.5.
1. I’m fond of going to the museums, too.
2. I’m also fond of going to the museums.
3. She doesn’t often eat cakes.
4. I can never find my glasses.
5. What do you usually have for lunch?
6. I live in St Petersburg, too.
7. I can also speak German.
8. Have you ever been to London?
9. I haven’t been to Washington P. C. yet.
10. I always go to Red Square when I’m in Moscow.
9.6. 1. into 2. it 3. but 4. calls 5. me 6. out 7. is 8. us 9. they 10. our 11. must 12. want 13. the 14. and 15. all
9.7. 1. collection 2. writer 3. specializes 4. traveller 5. performance 6. unkind 7. unhappy 8. unimportant 9. uncomfortable 10. unfriendly
9.8. 1. collecting 2. specializes 3. applause 4. seats 5. performance, success 6. feature 7. fiction 8. imagination
9.9. 1. fond 2. coins 3. seats 4. play 5. screen 6. Unfortunately 7. famous/a success 8. though 9. writer 10. film 11. imagination
Reading
10.1. 4, 6, 8, 7, 5, 2, 9, 1, 3
Use of English
10.3.
1. Nina has been a ballet dancer since 2000.
2. Jonathan hasn’t seen Ruth for five years.
3. Mr. James has worked as a dentist since 1997.
4. I have been there for three days.
5. We have been on Solovki since Wednesday.
6. Betty has stayed at her grandmother’s place since the day she came.
7. He has lived in New York since 1975.
8. I haven’t seen her since I was in Moscow.
10.4. 1. there 2. her 3. into 4. very 5. are 6. went 7. a 8. to 9. she 10. never 11. before 12. lots 13. must 14. on 15. away 16. have 17. me 18. with 19. for 20. much 21. some
10.5. 1. timetable 2. discoverer 3. sailor 4. traditional 5. afternoon 6. quietly 7. meeting 8. peaceful 9. wooden 10. friendship 11. Independence
10.6. 1. discoveries 2. reached 3. round 4. festival 5. harvest 6. peace 7. Independence 8. nature
10.7. 1. reach 2. appeared 3. island 4. hard 5. now 6. dangers 7. native 8. quiet 9. rely 10. help
Reading
11.1.
1. The first daughter’s husband was a gardener.
The second daughter’s husband made pots.
2. One day the man went to see his first daughter.
3. He asked, “How are you? How is your husband?”
4. The first daughter wanted some rain because their garden was very dry.
5. The second daughter didn’t want any rain because their pots didn’t dry in the rain.
6. It was difficult to do something for their daughters because they wanted completely opposite things.
Use of English
11.2.
1. John could study all day long.
John will be able to study all day long.
2. The two girls couldn’t write correctly.
The two girls won’t be able to write correctly.
3. You couldn’t see in the darkness.
You won’t be able to see in the darkness.
4. Mrs. Willow could take care of her children.
Mrs. Willow will be able to take care of the children very well.
5. The flowers couldn’t grow without enough water.
The flowers won’t be able to grow without enough water.
6. They could live in Siberia.
They won’t be able to live in Siberia.
11.3. 1. could 2. will be able to 3. can/is able to 4. can’t/is not able to 5. could 6. can’t 7. will be able to 8. can/am able to 9. can/am able to 10. has been able to
11.4. 1. have not repaired 2. have just put 3. bought 4. went 5. didn’t take 6. forgot 7. haven’t seen, Did she run 8. filled in, haven’t got 9. got, haven’t opened 10. invited
