Прочитай письмо, поставь прилагательные в скобках в подходящую степень. Dear Sam, Tim writing to you from our new address.We're still unpacking — there’s so much to do.Mam and Dad are very pleased because theythink the new house is (large) and (comfortable) than our old one. Mum is already saying that it’s (attractive) house in theneighbourhood. But as you know, my parentscan be terrible snobs sometimes!I'm not so sure that the move was a gooddecision. The garden’s much (small) thanour old one. We're a little (near) to thecity centre, but it’s (far) from school, soI get home (late) in the evenings and Ihave to get up (early) in the momings too! I hope we can still see each other. I know myparents didn’t get on very well with yours, but I really like you. You're one of the (friendly) people I know.Please write. Love, Jacky

Dear Sam,
Tim writing to you from our new address.We're still unpacking — there’s so much to do.Mam and Dad are
very pleased because theythink the new house is larger and more comfortable than our old one. Mum is already saying that it’s the most attractive house in the neighbourhood. But as you
know, my parentscan be terrible snobs sometimes!I'm not so sure that the move was a good decision. The
garden’s much smaller than our old one. We're a little nearer to the city centre, but it’s farther from school, so I get home later in the evenings and I have to get up earlier in the mornings too! hope we can still see each other. I know myparents didn’t get
on very well with yours,but I really like you. You're one of the most friendly people I know. Please
write.
Love,
Jacky

1 Mark didn't like that beanie,did he

2 there aren't enough chairs for everyone, are there

3 we always have a good time at the paintball park,  don't we?

4 Nothing extraordinary happened,  did it?

5 Please, shut the door,  will you?

6 I said exactly the same,  did I?

7 Cora's never liked me,  has she?

8 Don't interrupt me,  will you?

9 I'm playing this board game quite well,  aren't I?

10 Let's go to the mall tonight,  will we?

11 Stop staring at me,  will you?

12 Nobody went to her party,  did they?

Объяснение:

This movie It's called Hachiko, a dog's story. It was directed by Lasse Hallstrom and written by Stephen P Lindsey. It stars Richard Gere, Joan Allen and Sarah Roemer.

It's a drama based on the true story of a faithful Akita Inu. The story is very emotional.

It's about a college professor that adopted an abandoned dog named Hachiko. The two form such a strong bond that Hachiko walks with the professor to the train station each morning and returns to the station each evening to walk the professor home again. The routine continues until one day the professor does not return to the train station. Hachiko, however, does not give up. He returns to the same train station at the same time, faithfully waiting for his owner to return. Hachiko does this for more than nine years, until his own death.

The best movie that ever seen... Is really emotional. The story touched my heart because I think that is really true love! 

I'd recommend it to anyone who likes the drama movies and  true friends, lovely dogs...