He was (a)   than many students in our class. (YOUNG)

She is the (a)   girl I've ever met. (BEAUTIFUL)

Snowboarding is (a)   than skiing. (EXCITING)

When (a)   first son was born, Simon Dale’s wife, Jasmine was extremely happy. (THEY)

There (a)   (BE) a cool wind blowing, the sun was bright in the sky and Stonehenge looked calm and magical. In those days it was possible to walk among the stones and even touch them.

I clearly remember my (a)   (ONE) visit to Stonehenge with my aunt and uncle.

They lived nearby and I often (a)   (GO) to stay with them in my summer holidays.

On the day of (a)   (WE) trip the weather was fine.

It's very different now. Stonehenge (a)   (BECOME) more crowded than it was.

Today I wish I (a)   (HAVE) an opportunity to get inside the circle again but unfortunately it is not possible any more.

One afternoon when the parents were out of the house, Matilda put on (a)   (SHE) dress and shoes and went to the library.

Mr. and Mrs. Wormwood were our neighbours. They had two (a)   (CHILD).

Their son Michael (a)   (NOT/DIFFER) from the other children very much but their daughter Matilda was a brilliant child.

By the time she was five, Matilda was able to read very well. She studied every magazine and newspaper that she (a)   (CAN) find around the house.

Actually, she read (a)   (WELL) than most school pupils.

“No, thank you, I (a)   (FIND) what I need,” answered Matilda and pointed to a thick book of fairy tales.