1. Put the verbs in the right form. 1. While the station ( circle) the Earth, the cosmonauts ( go) from one ship to the other. 2. He said he ( be born) in a small village near Omsk. 3. If I go to Kaluga I (realize) my plans to visit the Tsiolkovsky memorial. 4. A lot of satellites (orbit) our planet now. 5. He said he (devote) his life to the discovery of the lost expedition. 6. She ( train) our best figure-skating pairs last year. 7. They ( be) friends for ten years before I (meet) them. 8. I (see) a light in the window when I ( pass) the house. 2. Use the correct comparison forms of adjectives and adverbs in brackets. 1. My father drives (carefully) than me. 2. I have to get up (early) this morning than yesterday. 3. His younger sister is a pop-star and his (old) brother is a pilot. 4. Cambridge is one of (old) universities in Europe. 5. She seemed to be (little) interested in our conversation. 6. We’ve just looked through (late) magazines. 7. Uncle Albert doesn’t feel a day (old) than forty. 8. “ I’m (lucky) than either of you”, Frieda said.