I. You read this lesson (bad, badly). 2. I dont think

I. You read this lesson (bad, badly). 2. I dont think I play the piano (well, good). 3. Comrade Petrov gave a talk yesterday (well, good). 4. My son feels today (bad, badly). 5. Do you feel today (well, good)? 6. Why is the child playing here when he is (sick, ill)? He mustnt go out. Im going to (talk to, speak to, tell) his mother about it. 7. There are only (a few, several) easy books by English writers in this library, and they are all out now. Ive taken (a few, several) English books from here, but they are all too difficult for me. 8. Please tell us (a few, sev eral, some) things about your last'holiday. 9. I didnt like all his lectures, I only liked (several, some) of them. 10. I dont remember where I (to leave, to forget) my notes.

11. There are several very (tall, high) trees near our house.

12. He was a (tall, high) boy of fifteen. 13. There are a lot of (tall, high) houses in this street. I think a lot of (people, peoples) live in them. 14. He was a (low, short) man of about forty. 15. There were several chairs and a (low, short) sofa in the room.