A. Change the following sentences as shown on the model

Models: 1. Tom is as clever as Jim.

2. Tom is not as clever as Jim.

Tom is not so clever as Jim.

1. The Thames is as long as you say. 2. She is as proud as her sister. 3. My pen is as good as yours. 4. This armchair is as comfortable as that one in Father's study. 5. The film is as interesting as the play. 6. My bag is as heavy as hers. 7. A tram is as quick as a bus. 8. She is as beautiful as her mother. 9. The furniture in her bedroom is as modern as in the sitting-room. 10. My dressing-table is as small as yours.

B. Change the negative sentences you have written in the following way.

Models: 1. Tom is not (as, so) clever as Jim.

2. Jim is cleverer than Tom.

To Lessons 6-7

33. Make up questions to which the words in bold type are answers:

1. They have got a car of their own. 2. He has a nice, gentle face. 3. We have a lot of relatives in Moscow. 4. You have got three mistakes in your test. 5. Mr. Smith has a son and a daughter. 6. My friend has a large family.

34. Replace the of phrases by the noun in the Possessive Case:

1. The wife of Doctor Sandford. 2. The elder sister of Helen. 3. The friend of my brother-in-law. 4. The best suit of my husband. 5. The novels of Dickens. 6. The hat of my sister-in-law. 7. The answers of the students. 8. The tools of the workers. 9. The dress of the girl. 10. The dresses of the girls.

35. Replace the of phrases by the noun in the Possessive Case:

1. The face of the woman is attractive. 2. The faces of these women are attractive. 3. The coat of my father-in-law is grey. 4. The coats of the passers-by are wet. 5. The voice of the man is too loud. 6. The voices of the men sound harsh. 7. The toys of the child are on the floor. 8. The toys of the children are on the floor.

36. Replace no by not... any.