Smith
Read the table. Look at the picture. Write questions, then answer them.
HIH
Ms Smith
Anna
TH
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1 Mr Smith/eat? (x)/ have a barbecue (✓)
Is Mr Smith eating? No, he isn't. He's having a barbecue.
2 Mark and Bill take a bike ride? (X) / eat sandwiches (✓)
3 Anna and Mary/drink tea? (X) / talk (✓)
4 Ms Smith make a snowman? (X) / take photos (✓)
Mary 5 the dog/play? (X) / sleep (✓)
Proszę szybko
Read the table. Look at the picture. Write questions, then answer them.
HIH
Ms Smith
Anna
TH
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1 Mr Smith/eat? (x)/ have a barbecue (✓)
Is Mr Smith eating? No, he isn't. He's having a barbecue.
2 Mark and Bill take a bike ride? (X) / eat sandwiches (✓)
3 Anna and Mary/drink tea? (X) / talk (✓)
4 Ms Smith make a snowman? (X) / take photos (✓)
Mary 5 the dog/play? (X) / sleep (✓)
Proszę szybko
Odpowiedź:
2. Are Mark and Bill taking a bike ride? No, they aren't. They are eating sandwiches.
3. Are Anna and Mary making a snowman? No, they aren't. They are talking.
4. Is Ms Smith making a snowman? No, he isn't. He's taking photos.
5. Is the dog playing? No it isn't. It's sleeping.
Wyjaśnienie:
W przykładzie 5 możemy zamiast "it" użyć he lub she. W kontekście zwierząt możemy używać formy żeńskiej lub męskiej, najczęściej jak mówimy o zwierzęciu należącym do nas, do członka naszej rodziny lub kogoś kogo znamy