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4. He has two sisters and a brother. -> he: singular, masculine, nominative,
third declension; sisters: plural, feminine, accusative, first declension; brother:
singular, masculine, accusative, second declension
5. She likes this book very much. -> she: singular, feminine, nominative,
third declension; book: singular, neuter, accusative, second declension
- Identify the degree, gender, number and case of the adjectives.
1. He is a good friend. -> good: positive, masculine, singular, nominative
2. She has a beautiful dress. -> beautiful: positive, feminine, singular,
accusative
3. They are the happiest people in the world. -> happiest: superlative,
common, plural, nominative
4. He bought a bigger house. -> bigger: comparative, neuter, singular,
accusative
5. She is very clever. -> clever: positive, feminine, singular, nominative
- Identify the degree, type and function of the adverbs.
1. He runs fast. -> fast: positive, manner, modifies the verb runs
2. She sings very well. -> very: positive, degree, modifies the adverb well;
well: positive, manner, modifies the verb sings
3. He is always late. -> always: positive, frequency, modifies the verb is
4. She is more beautiful than her sister. -> more: positive, degree, modifies
the adjective beautiful; than: positive, comparison, introduces the comparative
clause
5. He arrived yesterday. -> yesterday: positive, time, modifies the verb
arrived
- Identify the tense, voice, mood, aspect and way of formation of the verbs.
1. He is reading a book. -> present, active, indicative, continuous,
periphrastic
2. She wrote a letter. -> past, active, indicative, simple, synthetic
3. They have been studying for two hours. -> present, active, indicative,
perfect continuous, periphrastic