Replace the of -phrase by the possessive case where possible. 1. the bicycle of tom 2. the boy of her child 3. the back of the chair 4. the order of the capitain 5. the bags of her pupils 6. the arrival of the actors 7. the father of dick

Tom's bicycle
Her child's boy
the chair's back
The captain's order
Her pupils' bags
The actors' arrival
Dick's father

Верный ответ: D. More difficult

It is more difficult to speak English than to understand. Сложнее разговаривать на английском, чем понимать его.

Как так получилось:

A. Difficult - It is difficult to speak English than to understand. Сложно разговаривать на английском, чем понимать (его)- неверно

B. Much difficult- It is much difficult to speak English than to understand. Очень сложно разговаривать на английском, чем понимать (его)- неверно

Т.е. получается два этих варианта неверны и последний вариант D является верным! Да и к тому это сравнение, поэтому прилагательное difficult ставится в сравнительную степень.

Удачи в изучении английского)

Сначала present continuous, потом present simple и past simple

I'm taking photos of Moscow's sights

I often take photos of Moscow's sights

Yesterday I took photos of Moscow's

I'm going for a walk with my friend

On mornings I usually go for a walk with my friend.

Last weekend I went for a walk with my friend

I'm lestening to music in my room.

I sometimes listen to music in my room

Two days ago I listened to music in my room

Grandfather is picking up toys

Grandfather often picks up toys instead of children

Grandfather picked up toys yesterday

Little boy is watering the plant

Little boy waters the plant everyday

Little boy watered the plant yesterday