Ex.19. make adjectives from the words in brackets, making any necessary changes in spelling. parents gave the school support in its case for getting its facilities improved. (value) many children develop fears of dangers. (imagine) he was adopted as a liberal candidate. (parliament) we had a row last night. (fury) the names are published in order. (alphabet) he has the cigar after dinner. (occasion) his friends are all - they're painters, musicians and writers. (art) he filled the silences with anecdotes. (frequency, comic) it was of her to challenge the managing director's decision. (courage) babies are about everything around them. (curiosity) there's increasing demand for cars which are more on fuel. (economy) the drought has made farmers about the harvest. (anxiety) both drivers are in a condition after the 120mph crash. (crisis) both exams are taken after five years of education. (second) he was a truly storyteller. (marvel) some parts of the world seem to be experiencing changes. (climate) he smiled a friendly, slightly smile. (irony) it was a splendid victorian building in shape. (rectangle) the most of these extraordinary fossils can be seen in the museum. (spectacle) we watched scenes of the rescue on the news. (drama) she specializes in novels set in eighteenth-century england. (history) there were some characters hanging around outside. (suspicion) the plane appeared to have crashed because of a problem. (mechanic) what is the form of “media”? (single) she seems to have spent all her life studying in establishments. (education) there are notes with the diagram. (explain) the government's policies have led us into the worst recession for years. (economy) he is a nobel prize winner in the field of biology. (molecule) she's an actress whose inner life has remained despite the many interviews she has given. (mystery) the story is written in richly language. (poetry)

Valuable support

Imaginary dangers

Parliamentary candidate

Furious row

Alphabetic order

Occasional cigar

Artsy

Frequent silences with comical anecdotes

Courageous of her

Curious about

More economic on fuel

Made anxious farmers

Crisis condition

Secondary education

Marvellous storyteller

Climate changes

Ironic smile

Rectangular in shape

Spectacular

Dramatic rescue

Historical novels

Suspicious characters

Mechanical problem

Singular form

Educational establishments

Explanatory notes

Economical policies

Molecular biology

Mysterious

Poetic language

They have got a new video camera.

They haven't got a new video camera.

Have they got a new video camera? -Yes, they have.

I have a lot of work to do today.  

I don't have a lot of work to do today.  

Do I have a lot of work to do today? -Yes, I do.  

He usually has lunch at the office.

He usually doesn't have lunch at the office.

Does he usually have lunch at the office? -No, he doesn't.

Pamela has a rest in Miami every summer.  

Pamela doesn't have a rest in Miami every summer.  

Does Pamela have a rest in Miami every summer? -Yes, she does.

Denis always has a good time with his friends.  

Denis doesn't always have a good time with his friends.  

Does Denis always have a good time with his friends? -Yes, he does.

My neighbours have got four children.  

My neighbours haven't got four children.  

Have my neighbours got four children? -No, they haven't.  

I have breakfast in the kitchen.

I don't have breakfast in the kitchen.

Do I have breakfast in the kitchen? -Yes, I do.

I often have a talk with my father in the evening.  

I don't often have a talk with my father in the evening.  

Do I often have a talk with my father in the evening? -Yes, I do.

My cousin has got a nice little shop.  

My cousin hasn't got a nice little shop.  

Has my cousin got a nice little shop? -No, she hasn't.

This old man has got a lot of money.  

This old man hasn't got a lot of money.

Has this old man got a lot of mone? -Yes, he has.

In summer we usually have fine weather.  

In summer we don't usually have fine weather.

Do we usually have fine weather in summer? -Yes, we do.

Linda has a wonderful garden.

Linda doesn't have a wonderful garden.

Does Linda have a wonderful garden? -Yes, she doеs

They have got a new video camera.

They haven't got a new video camera.

Have they got a new video camera? -Yes, they have.

I have a lot of work to do today.  

I don't have a lot of work to do today.  

Do I have a lot of work to do today? -Yes, I do.  

He usually has lunch at the office.

He usually doesn't have lunch at the office.

Does he usually have lunch at the office? -No, he doesn't.

Pamela has a rest in Miami every summer.  

Pamela doesn't have a rest in Miami every summer.  

Does Pamela have a rest in Miami every summer? -Yes, she does.

Denis always has a good time with his friends.  

Denis doesn't always have a good time with his friends.  

Does Denis always have a good time with his friends? -Yes, he does.

My neighbours have got four children.  

My neighbours haven't got four children.  

Have my neighbours got four children? -No, they haven't.  

I have breakfast in the kitchen.

I don't have breakfast in the kitchen.

Do I have breakfast in the kitchen? -Yes, I do.

I often have a talk with my father in the evening.  

I don't often have a talk with my father in the evening.  

Do I often have a talk with my father in the evening? -Yes, I do.

My cousin has got a nice little shop.  

My cousin hasn't got a nice little shop.  

Has my cousin got a nice little shop? -No, she hasn't.

This old man has got a lot of money.  

This old man hasn't got a lot of money.

Has this old man got a lot of mone? -Yes, he has.

In summer we usually have fine weather.  

In summer we don't usually have fine weather.

Do we usually have fine weather in summer? -Yes, we do.

Linda has a wonderful garden.

Linda doesn't have a wonderful garden.

Does Linda have a wonderful garden? -Yes, she does.