Complete the sentences using the words in bold. use two to five words. 1. wouldn't you prefer to get a takeaway rather than have to cook tonight? sooner wouldn't you have to cook tonight? 2. if we stay longer, we can spend more time sightseeing. the the time we can spend sightseeing. 3. i'd rather go home than go to the cinema. rather than i'd prefer go to the cinema. 4. in some countries men and women are paid the same. as in some countries women men. 5. crisps are not as nutritious as nuts. less crisps nuts. 6. no other job is as well-paid. best it job. 7. john and i have received the same number of job offers. many i have received john. 8. last night i felt more tired than ever. as i have i did last night. 9. tony finds history easier than geography. not geography history for tony. 10. as he gets older, he becomes less tolerant. the the tolerant he becomes.

Выполните предложения, используя слова, выделенные жирным шрифтом. использование
от двух до пяти слов.
1. Разве вы не предпочли бы получить вынос, а не
варить сегодня вечером?
Скорее бы ты должен приготовить сегодня вечером?
2. Если мы останемся дольше, мы сможем провести больше времени на осмотр достопримечательностей.
Время ... мы можем провести осмотр достопримечательностей.
3. Я предпочел бы пойти домой, чем пойти в кино.
вместо того, чтобы предпочесть пойти в кино.
4. В некоторых странах мужчины и женщины выплачиваются одинаково.
как в некоторых странах женщины мужчины.
5. Чипсы не такие питательные, как орехи.
нет Crisps орехи.
6. Никакая другая работа не оплачивается.
лучший Это работа.
7. Мы с Джоном получили такое же количество предложений о работе.
много я получил John.
8. Вчера вечером я почувствовал себя более уставшим, чем когда-либо.
как у меня я сделал ночью.
9. Тони находит историю проще, чем география.
не география история для Тони.
10. По мере взросления он становится менее терпимым.
Толерантный он становится.

1. Wouldn't you prefer to get a takeaway rather than have to cook tonight?
- Instead of having to cook tonight, wouldn't you prefer to get a takeaway?
Explanation: The sentence is suggesting that getting a takeaway is a better option than cooking tonight. The phrase "rather than" is used to compare the two options and express a preference.

2. If we stay longer, we can spend more time sightseeing.
- The longer we stay, the more time we can spend sightseeing.
Explanation: The sentence is highlighting the advantage of staying longer, which is being able to spend more time sightseeing. The phrase "the more" is used to indicate increasing quantity or degree.

3. I'd rather go home than go to the cinema.
- I'd prefer to go home rather than go to the cinema.
Explanation: The sentence expresses a preference for going home instead of going to the cinema. The phrase "rather than" is used to indicate the preferred option.

4. In some countries men and women are paid the same.
- In some countries women are paid the same as men.
Explanation: The sentence states that in certain countries, men and women receive equal pay. The phrase "as" is used to make a comparison between the payment of men and women.

5. Crisps are not as nutritious as nuts.
- Crisps are less nutritious than nuts.
Explanation: The sentence is comparing the nutritional value of crisps and nuts, stating that nuts are more nutritious. The word "less" is used to indicate a lower degree or quantity.

6. No other job is as well-paid.
- It is the best-paid job.
Explanation: The sentence asserts that no other job pays as well as this particular job. The phrase "the best-paid" is used to describe the high payment for this job.

7. John and I have received the same number of job offers.
- I have received as many job offers as John.
Explanation: The sentence indicates that both the speaker and John have received an equal number of job offers. The phrase "as many" is used to compare the quantity of job offers received.

8. Last night I felt more tired than ever.
- I felt as tired as I ever have last night.
Explanation: The sentence conveys that the speaker felt extremely tired last night. The phrase "as tired as" is used to compare the level of tiredness, and "ever have" emphasizes the extremity.

9. Tony finds history easier than geography.
- Tony finds history not as difficult as geography.
Explanation: The sentence states that Tony perceives history as less challenging than geography. The phrase "not as difficult" is used to make a comparison of the level of difficulty.

10. As he gets older, he becomes less tolerant.
- The older he gets, the less tolerant he becomes.
Explanation: The sentence suggests that as he ages, his level of tolerance decreases. The phrase "the less" is used to show a decreasing quantity or degree.