![It Takes Many Kinds to Make the World.](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_0.jpg)
It Takes Many Kinds to Make the World.
![SB, p.118, ex. 29. LATE Late – later- the latest Late – latter – the last](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_1.jpg)
SB, p.118, ex. 29. LATE
Late – later- the latest
Late – latter – the last
![I. Choose the word.](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_2.jpg)
I. Choose the word.
- 1. February is the latest/the last month of winter.
- 2. Megan always dresses in the latest/the last fashion.
- 3. What is the last/the latest news?
- 4. Tom bought the last/the latest edition of the encyclopedia.
- 5. We saw a comedy and a drama last week. The last/the latter was more exciting.
- 6. My parents travelled to Italy last/the last summer.
- 7. The last/the later train to Rome left at 5 pm.
![SB, p.120, ex. 33. OLD Old – older – the oldest Old- elder – the eldest](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_3.jpg)
SB, p.120, ex. 33. OLD
Old – older – the oldest
Old- elder – the eldest
![II. Choose the word.](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_4.jpg)
II. Choose the word.
- 1. Jane is my (older, elder) sister.
- 2. Pam is 5 years (older/elder) than Steve.
- 3. Jill is (the oldest, the eldest) child in the family.
- 4. Nick is (the oldest, the eldest) son.
- 5. My grandpa is (the oldest, the eldest) member of our family.
- 6. Tom’s aunt is (older, elder) than mine.
![III. Farther or further?](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_5.jpg)
III. Farther or further?
- 1. I am waiting for …. information.
- 2. Tim’s parents worried about his … education.
- 3. Omsk is … away from Moscow.
- 4. Do you have any … questions?
- 5. The cinema is …. from the bank than the library.
- Farther - further
![RUSH to rush AT наброситься, накинуться to rush IN//INTO торопливо войти, ворваться to rush OUT//OFF торопливо выйти, уйти to rush TO броситься, спешно отправиться to rush TO conclusions торопиться с выводами](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_6.jpg)
RUSH
to rush AT
наброситься, накинуться
to rush IN//INTO
торопливо войти, ворваться
to rush OUT//OFF
торопливо выйти, уйти
to rush TO
броситься, спешно отправиться
to rush TO conclusions
торопиться с выводами
![IV. Write the preposition.](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_7.jpg)
IV. Write the preposition.
- 1. The children rushed … the door when mother came home.
- 2. The large dog rushed … the boy and frightened him.
- 3. Jack rushed … the room but it was empty.
- 4. Sue rushed … of the house without saying anything.
- 5. Don’t rush … conclusions, wait a little bit.
- TO, AT, INTO, OUT.
![V. Match the word and its description. 1.gloomy a) very powerful, excellent 2.solemn b) to raise your hand and move from side to side 3. a promise c) dark, depressed 4.tremendous d) worried about something 5.to wave e) a statement that you will do smth 6.anxious f) very serious and happy](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_8.jpg)
V. Match the word and its description.
1.gloomy
a) very powerful, excellent
2.solemn
b) to raise your hand and move from side to side
3. a promise
c) dark, depressed
4.tremendous
d) worried about something
5.to wave
e) a statement that you will do smth
6.anxious
f) very serious and happy
![VI. Find the opposites and translate into English.](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_9.jpg)
VI. Find the opposites and translate into English.
- Веселый, с хорошим чувством юмора, заботливый, мрачный, хорошо воспитанный, с плохим настроением, злой, добрый, плохо воспитанный, отвратительный.
- 1 …. - …..
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
![Thank you for attention.](http://fsd.intolimp.org/html/2021/03/23/i_6059fc277279f/img_phpXoxEob_7-Unit4_10.jpg)
Thank you for attention.