The first attempt to 1) and name living organisms dates back to ancient Greece, when Aristotle and his student Theophrastus divided animals and plants according to their 2) such as being ain) 3) or ain) 4) The invention of the 5) lens some centuries later led to more detailed observation of organisms during the Renaissance period. Using the work of Renaissance 6) as a foundation, Cari Linnaeus introduced a standardised 7) naming system for all species, whereby the name of each is made up of the 8) and a unique name​

1) Interesting — more interesting — the most interesting;2) Touchy — touchier — the touchiest;3) Elegant — more elegant — the most elegant;4) Fat — fatter — the fattest;5) Sad — sadder — the saddest;6) Big — bigger — the biggest;7) Short — shorter — the shortest;8) Lovely — lovelier — the loveliest;9) Delicious — more delicious — the most delicious;10) Amazing — more amazing — the most amazing;11) Boring — more boring — the most boring;12) Important — more important — the most important;13) Hot — hotter — the hottest;14) Cold — colder — the coldest.

1There are some apples in the basket.
2.Is there anything in the cup?-?No,there is nothing
3.Who is absent?-Nobody(никто)is.
4.You may come in .There isn't anybody here .
5 Be quiet,somebody is sleeping
6.There was nobody in the flat when i came in .

2.какое предложение правильное?
1.a)How many potatoes do you want ?
2.b)I haven't got much money 
3.a)I'm sorry I can't give you any paper .I havent got much 

3.вставь is или are
1) Where are your clothes?
2) Are his trousers on the chair ?
3) Are the scisors on the table or on the shelf ?
4) Where are Grannys glasses.
5) Are these goods from America?