MetaUniver.xyzРусскийGrade 3
Complete the phrase: two … (book).
Answer: books
How to reason: Two refers to more than one object, so use the plural. Add -s to book: two books.
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Starter lesson topics
- Grade 1Colours, animals and greetings
- Grade 2Numbers, am and classroom objects
- Grade 3Is, plurals and can
- Grade 4Irregular plurals, questions and prepositions
- Grade 5Present Simple, Present Continuous and articles
- Grade 6Past Simple forms and negatives
- Grade 7Future forms, conditionals and comparisons
- Grade 8Comparisons, since and modal verbs
- Grade 9Perfect forms, passive voice and reported speech
- Grade 10Conditionals, Future Perfect and -ing forms
- Grade 11Advanced sentence patterns and prepositions
Worked examples
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Grade 7
What is the comparative form of bad in «This result is … than yesterday’s»?
Answer: worse
How to reason: Bad has the irregular comparative form worse. Than signals a comparison between two results.
Grade 10
Complete: She avoided … (interrupt) her friend.
Answer: interrupting
How to reason: After avoid, the next verb takes the -ing form: avoided interrupting. This is the pattern used with avoid.
Sources and limitations
Federal work programmes — topic references
British Council: verbs followed by the -ing form
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