1. complete the text. use can, can’t, could, be able to, must, will have to or have to. 1. i’m afraid i (1) …………….help you at the moment. 2. i don’t think i’ll (2)…………….. come to the meeting. 3. the negotiations broke down because we (3)……………agree on the price. 4. i (4)…………….. remember to email steve and thank him for all his help. 5. sorry, i (5)……………….go now, the meeting begins in five minutes. 6. you (6)………………….try to be more diplomatic when you are speaking to tim. 7. i find portuguese very difficult. i (7)……………..understand it, but i (8)……………. speak it. 8. - will you (9)………………… go to the training seminar? - no, i (10)……………….. i’m very busy. 9. i’m sorry. i (11)…………….. come to your talk yesterday. i had to sort out a problem. 10. i (12)………………. go to the dentist next friday morning, so i’ll be a little later.

1. i’m afraid i can't help you at the moment.2. i don’t think i’ll be able to come to the meeting.3. the negotiations broke down because we couldn't agree on the price.  4. i must remember to email steve and thank him for all his help.5. sorry, i  can't go now, the meeting begins in five minutes.6. you  have to try to be more diplomatic when you are speaking to tim.7. i find portuguese very difficult. i can't understand it, but i will have to speak it.8. - will you be able to go to the training seminar?     - no, i can't. i’m very busy.9. i’m sorry. i couldn't come to your talk yesterday. i had to sort out a problem.10. i have to go to the dentist next friday morning, so i’ll be a little later.

We form the comparative of adverbs ending  in-ly with adverbs and the superlative with most.                                                                                           We form the comparative of other adverbs with -er and the superlative with -est.                               The adverbs well, badly and little have irregular comparative and superlative forms.                                                                                                                     We can use (not) as + adverb +as to make compare two actions or situations.   We can also make negative comparisons with adjectives and least.

(Английский)The Scottish men's national costume is a harmonious and thoughtful outfit, consisting of several parts. Its main distinguishing component is a plaid skirt - a kilt, which is a piece of special tartan fabric wrapped around the waist. The skirt is decorated with large pleats at the back, and it is fastened with several straps and buckles. As a rule, a kilt is worn with a small special sporran bag.

(Русский)Шотландский мужской национальный костюм представляет собой гармоничный и продуманный до мелочей наряд, состоящий из нескольких частей. Главной его отличительной составляющей является клетчатая юбка – килт, которая представляет собой кусок специальной ткани она несколькими ремешками и пряжками. Как правило, килт носят с небольшой специальной сумкой спорран.