The two men were sitting at the bar. the one (near) nearer to me was the (big) and (strong) man i have ever seen. the one (far) from me was the (small) and (weak) they were having the (violent) argument i had ever heard. suddenly the little man said, ‘it’s a case of the (small) brain in the world fitted into the (big) head! ’ they were his (last / latest) words. the little man didn’t know what hit him as he fell to the floor. ‘when shortie wakes up, tell him that was my (better / best) karate chop, ’ the big man told the barman as he left. the next evening, king karate was at the bar as usual when shortie crept in quietly, swung his arm and the champ fell to the floor. ‘when karate wakes up, ’ shortie said , ‘tell him it was my (oldest / eldest) land rover starting handle.’ , !

Biggest, strongest, farther, smallest, weakest, most violent,  smallest,  biggest, last, best, eldest  

Learning different languages is very interesting and rather challenging. You have to learn a lot of words. It will help you to make sentences.I think it is not very funny sit and learn and learn and learn,but you haven't any ways to learn any language. I'm my opinion to learn some language you need know the history of this country. Because you should know it's culture and some things .

If you can to travel in the country, what language you want to know,because if people among you can't understand your native language, you will try to explain them what do you wantEspecially,you can talk with new people in their language and listen their speeches .

Объяснение:

я надеюсь ,что смогла тебе с заданием

P.S. я в 8м класса

Sir Henry Morgan (Welsh, 1635-1688)

Sir Henry Morgan

Captain Morgan is one of the most famous pirates who terrorized Spain’s Caribbean colonies in the late 1600s. Inconspicuously sanctioned by England, Morgan became the head of the Jamaican fleet and successfully undermined Spanish rule, hampering normalcy in the West Indies. He may have pillaged upwards of four hundred ships throughout his piracy career. His greatest achievement was capturing the very wealthy Panama City with thirty ships and 1,200 men, acquiring his largest plunder yet. It was due to his raid on Panama City that he was arrested and brought back to England, but because battle resumed between England and Spain, King Charles II knighted Morgan and released him as deputy governor of Jamaica. There, he lived a very well respected planter until his death.