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Vtora Pisena Rabota Po Angliski Jazik Za Osmo 2

This document contains instructions for an English language assignment for 8th grade students. It includes tasks such as defining opinion adjectives, explaining passive voice, ordering adjectives, changing sentences to passive voice, correcting verb tenses, underlining correct words, comparing adjectives, and filling in missing words in a short story. The assignment covers a variety of English grammar and vocabulary topics.

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Vtora Pisena Rabota Po Angliski Jazik Za Osmo 2

This document contains instructions for an English language assignment for 8th grade students. It includes tasks such as defining opinion adjectives, explaining passive voice, ordering adjectives, changing sentences to passive voice, correcting verb tenses, underlining correct words, comparing adjectives, and filling in missing words in a short story. The assignment covers a variety of English grammar and vocabulary topics.

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Vtora pismena rabota po angliski jazik za osmo oddelenie Group: 2

1.Write a definition for opinion adjectives. 2.When do we use passive voice 3.Put the adjectives in correct order. My daughter has(long.black.beautiful) hair. Last week, I visited(little.old.lovely) village in a remote place. The gallery exhibited mainly(old,French.strange) paintings. John was given(little.adorable.black) kitten by his sister It started to rain so I opened(yellow.red and enormous) umbrella I came into a(old.picturesque) house built in 1860 4. Put the following sentences into passive. 1/ 1/

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Julia rescued three cats. The students handed in the reports. Maria crashed into the blue car. Alex learned the poem. Steven has forgotten the book. The mechanic has not repaired the DVD recorder. They play handball. Sue puts the rucksack on the floor. The girls had lost the match. The teacher is not going to open the window. 10/

5. Put the verb in correct tense in order to make correct passive sentences We (tell) to go home now. Their purse. (steal) yesterday night in the disco. Rain. (hold) up by fog. He. (throw) out of the bar a week ago. Pigs . (use) to find truffles. 5/ 6.Underline the correct word -Ill send you the money by postal order/voucher -His new book came out/down last week. -Theres something wrong/broken with these glasses. -Kite surfing is exciting/excited. -Do you know something about table customs/manners in Japan. 5/ 7.Put the adjectives I comparative or superlative - This suitcase is - Hotels in London are -Bob is - Doris reads (heavy) than the others. (expensive) than in Vienna. (tall). (many). 5/

(tall) than Keith but Phil is the

(many) books than Peter but Frank reads the (beautiful) as Spain.

-France is as 8.Fill in the correct word

A VAMPIRE STORY

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fell gave has kissed mirror party saw teeth went were woke

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Frederick loves vampires. He a lot of videos, books and cassettes about them. He also has black shoes, a black coat and a black T-shirt. One day he a poster on his way to school. It was an invitation to a vampire fancy - dress day he in white . He asked his parents and the next and put on some red lipstick. with a girl asleep. her a red rose and she there. He put on his vampire costume, put

It was a fantastic party. Frederick called Camilla. He him. Suddenly Frederick felt dizzy and

When he up his father was already waiting outside. He got into the car and drove home. At home he went to the bathroom. When he looked into the he saw that two of his teeth were longer that the others and on his neck to the floor he two holes. Before he sank a bat at the window. 12/

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