Read these phrases and write some library rules about what you can do and what you mustn’t do in the library:run (−)eat and drink (−)ask the librarian questions (+)drop litter (−)listen to loud music (−)speak quietly (+)bring pets inside (−)talk on the mobile phone (−)use a computer (+)send text messages (+)

run (−)

You mustn't run in the library.

eat and drink (−)

You mustn't eat and dring in the library.

ask the librarian questions (+)

You can ask the librarian questions in the library.

drop litter (−)

You mustn't drop litter in the library.

listen to loud music (−)

Yoy mustn't listen to loud music in the library.

speak quietly (+)

You can speak quietly in the library.

bring pets inside (−)

You mustn't bring pets inside the library.

talk on the mobile phone (−)

You mustn't talk on the mobile phone in the library.

use a computer (+)

You can use a computer in the library.

send text messages (+)

You can send text messages in the library.

1 He is the best student in our school

2 She is reading the most interesting

3 He was taller than his brother

4 He was the tallest boy in the class

5 London is bigger than Edinsburgh

Объяснение:

Превосходная степень образуется :

Добавление окончания er и est

Big - bigger - biggest

Они используются с короткими по написанию словами

Добавления слов more и most перед словом

Interesting - more interesting - most interesting

Используется с длинными по написанию словами

И исключения, у которых нет правил

Good - better - best

Что они означают

На примере прилагательного big

Big - большой

Это обычное прилагательное

This apple is big - Это яблоко большое

Bigger - больше

Это прилагательное-сравнение ( так же наречие-сравнение )

В данном случае обозначает что предмет больше, чем другой

This apple is bigger, than that

Это яблоко больше, чем то

Biggest - Большущий, самый большой

Это прилагательное, которое показывает превосходство над другими такими же

This is the biggest apple I've ever seen

Это самое большое яблоко, которое я когда либо видел

The usual meals in GB are breakfast, lunch and supper. The usual English breakfast is porridge of corn flakees with milk or cream and sugar, bacon and eggs, marmalade (made from orange) with buttered toast and tea or coffee. Generally the British have lunch at 1 o'clock. The lunch at home from bussinessman is impossible but they can eat lunch at home. They has cold meat (left probably from yesterday's dinner), potatoes, salad and pickles with a pudding or fruit to follow. Sometimes they have a mutton chop or steak and chips followed by biscuits and cheese and some people like a glass of light beer with lunch. In some houses dinner is the biggest meal of the day. They began with soup, followed by fish, roast chicken, potatoes and vegetables, a sweet, fruit and nuts. 
The Englishman can drink 67 cups of tea trough out the day. They seldon put lemon juice or rum in their tea, usually they have it with milk.
I think that's all :)