6 Use the information in brackets to add a non-defining clause to each sentence. Start and finish with the words provided.
1 Next month I'm going to Tokyo with Jenny. (Her father is Japanese.) Next month Japanese
2 Ann and Phil are starting a new environmental project (They have worked together for ten years.) Ann and Phil environmental project.
3 The book tells the story of a group of people living on a desert island. (They have a lot of adventures there.) The book adventures
4 Central Park is one of my favourite places. (It is in the middle of Manahattan.) Central Park, favourite places
5 The documentary about polar bears has won many awards. (It was on Channel 1 last night.) The documentary many awards

attractive - more attractive - the most attractive

beautiful - more beautiful - the most beautiful

expensive - more expensive - the most expensive

fast - faster - the fastest

funny - funnier - the funniest

handsome - more handsome - the most handsome

intelligent - more intelligent  - the most intelligent

noisy - noisier - the noisiest

proud - prouder - the proudest

rich - richer - the richest

smart - smarter - the smartest

successful - more successful - the most successful

talented - more talented - the most talented

wise - wiser - the wisest

On a starlit winter night something strange began to make awful noises which I could hear through my headphones. I ran outside to see what was the source of the sound, nearly the whole neighborhood was already there. In a couple of minutes we started seeing weird objects in the sky which merged into a UFO. The UFO opened its door and captured me with a powerful mechanical arm. I can swear I was ready to faint when the aliens came out to meet me. Turned out they could understand English and all in all were pretty nice fellows. We had a little chat and they let me go before dawn, so that I could take a nap before a hard day in school.