Заполните пропуски с for, after, forward и up.в поле для ответа записать только пропущенное слово. 1. i’m really looking seeing the new spielberg film. 2. my mother asked me to look my sister on saturday. 3. rachel is looking everywhere. 4. why don’t you look word in the dictionary?

1. I’m really looking forward to seeing the new Spielberg film. (Я с нетерпением жду новый фильм Спилберга)

2. My mother asked me to look after my sister on Saturday. (Мама пропросила меня присмотреть за сестричкой в субботу.)

3. Rachel is looking for you everywhere. (Рэйчел ищет тебя везде)

4. Why don’t you look up the word in the dictionary? (Почему бы не посмотреть это слово в словаре?)

1. Squirrels eat nuts and berries.

2. Are the chairs our or the teachers'?

3. I believe Larry was a friend of yours.

4. Whose bike is that? — It's my aunt's bike.

5. This hat is worse that the other.

6. It's the worst film I've seen.

7. The results are better than we've expected.

8. He is not the tallest boy in our group. He is as tall as you are.

9. The Arctic Ocean is the coldest of the oceans.

10. Which is more poisonous: the mosquito or the scorpion?

11. Which is the most poisonous insect?

12. Those are the children's shoes.

13. I can't find those knives.

14. "I must do something," she said to her.

15. Do you know the doctor's phone number?

16. How are you? — I'm much better today.

1. Squirrels eat nuts and berries.

2. Are the chairs our or the teachers'?

3. I believe Larry was a friend of yours.

4. Whose bike is that? — It's my aunt's bike.

5. This hat is worse that the other.

6. It's the worst film I've seen.

7. The results are better than we've expected.

8. He is not the tallest boy in our group. He is as tall as you are.

9. The Arctic Ocean is the coldest of the oceans.

10. Which is more poisonous: the mosquito or the scorpion?

11. Which is the most poisonous insect?

12. Those are the children's shoes.

13. I can't find those knives.

14. "I must do something," she said to her.

15. Do you know the doctor's phone number?

16. How are you? — I'm much better today.