Допишите степени сравнения этих прилагательных и переведите их на язык. придумайте предложения, употребив эти прилагательные в разных степенях

1.short (короткий )- shorter -the shortest .2.awful-more awful -the most awful 3.small-smaller -the smallest .4. horrible -more horrible -the most horrible. 5.long -longer -the longest 6. nice -nicer -the nicest 7.strong -stronger -the strongest. 8. poor -poorer -the poorest

1. My friends visit musiums every November and March.
2. We are going to eat Christmas cake.
3. It will be the first of December tomorrow.
4/ Look! It is snowing.
5/ Our uncle will make a big cake for my birthday.
6/ Are you going to watch a film tonight?
7/ My dog is faster than hers.
8/ We are going to go to the city.
9/ Last week my friend played basketball with his friends. 
10/ She can buy a new car.
11/  We could buy a new car 3 years ago.
12/   I shall be able to buy a new car in 3 years.
13/ When we came the lecture had already started.
14 They had already translated this text last lesson.
15. When I came they hadn't left yet, so we only had time for a few words.
16. When our friends came to the airport, the plane had already landed.
17. He suddenly understood that he had travelled in the wrong direction.
18. When Ann had finished her homework she turned on TV.
19/ My classmates had been learning many poems by heart at our Literature lessons before we wrote a test.
20/ Their teacher spoke many foreign languages  last year

Last year I had a fight with his wife. She said I was spending too much money on books. I realized that she was right and promised that more will not do that. However, when I went to work, I saw a very interesting book at the kiosk(magazine). This week I haven't bought," thought I, "If I write on this book: "participation in Amateur performance", the wife will not say anything. "
- So you participated in the play - surprised wife - Why I didn't see you?
- I kept on the shoulders of the balcony for Romeo and Juliet, ' I replied.
The next book I wrote: "With love and best wishes, your loving uncle Ted. "
- What uncle? asked the wife, Why I never met him?
- Poor, dear uncle, "I responded," He gives me books ever since I learned to read. He has twenty years of living in London, and never went out due to his health.
Then, different authors started to give me their books out of love and respect for me. One day I came home with a book I was given by Zola. The wife stood before the mirror in her new dress.
- You bought a dress? - I asked.
'No,' she replied, ' I gave it to your friend.
- Which one? - I shouted.
- The one that gave you so many books - Charles Dickens.
It was obvious now why the last time we had such a bad lunch.