Where are you going next summer? Who is going to Kongo in July?

How is he going to Russia?

Where’s she going to stay?

Where are you going?
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She has two children. Her (elder) son is twenty-five year old. 2. If you need any (further) help, just ask us. - Thank you. 3. The new library is much(nearer to my house than the old one. 4. This building is one of (the oldest) in the street. 5. Could you tell me the way to the nearest) bus stop, please? - You should walk (farther) along the street and take the neXT) turn to the right. 6. You can consult Dr. Sleet or Dr. Nuttle. - I'm afraid, I don't know so I'd her speak to (the latter). I'll phone him ( next) week. 7. Kate was (the next) to answer. 8. This must be (the oldest)actress in this theatre. 9. Have you herd(the latest news? - No, what's the matter? 10.Is your father much (older) than your mother?

Is that (the last) bus to Greenford? - No, there is one more in half an hour. 12. What is her (elder) sister like? 13. Her house seems to be (the fatherst) from the station. I'm too tired to walk (farther). 14. in all the children in the family Dick is (the eldest). 15. Is it only six o'clock? I thought it was much (later). 16. Nobody agreed with George and our (further) discussion was quite heated. 17. I said to the woman, "Excuse me, can you help me?" But (the latter) didn't even react. 18. Is this (the latest)edition of the book? - Yes, it is. It was published(late) month. 19. How much is your cousin (older) than you? - Actually, we are the same age. 20. I missed my station and had to go as far as (the next) station to change trains.