3Ex Watch the whole video with sound. Put the events in order. 1 Jin Yang smiles on the roller coaster. 2 She runs in the park. 3 She visits the doctor, 4 She shows us her bedroom. 5 She walks into the school.
some, any, one, ones 1.i want..some..new potatoes; have you..any..? 2.you have a lot of apples; please give me ..some.. 3.these loaves are stale; please give me..some..new..ones.. 4.i asked him for..a.paper and he gave me..one. 5.so this is your house; it's a very pretty..one. 6.yesterday i bought..some.exotic fruit 7.i want some oranges. Give me this big..one. 8.we have..some .new shirts on sale today. Do you want to buy..one.?This green..one.is very nice 9.don't make..any.noise; he wants to get..some.sleep 10.are there.any..more books? i've read all these old..ones.
1. It usually takes (pres simp) me about thirty minutes to get home. 2. Science in Russia has made (pres perf) tremendous progress since 1917. 3 the national gallery was (past simp) in the building wide horizontal fronts a classic style in Trafalgar square since 4. Exhibition at the Royal Academy of arts remains (pres simp) open for 3 and half months and most of the work put up for sale. 5. it was (past simp) Charles Pearson attorneys of the Corporation of the city of London, which in 1859 had convinced (past perf) the members of the municipal authority, which could (past simp) finance the construction of the railway.
1.i want..some..new potatoes; have you..any..?
2.you have a lot of apples; please give me ..some..
3.these loaves are stale; please give me..some..new..ones..
4.i asked him for..a.paper and he gave me..one.
5.so this is your house; it's a very pretty..one.
6.yesterday i bought..some.exotic fruit
7.i want some oranges. Give me this big..one.
8.we have..some .new shirts on sale today. Do you want to buy..one.?This green..one.is very nice
9.don't make..any.noise; he wants to get..some.sleep
10.are there.any..more books? i've read all these old..ones.
2. Science in Russia has made (pres perf) tremendous progress since 1917.
3 the national gallery was (past simp) in the building wide horizontal fronts a classic style in Trafalgar square since
4. Exhibition at the Royal Academy of arts remains (pres simp) open for 3 and half months and most of the work put up for sale.
5. it was (past simp) Charles Pearson attorneys of the Corporation of the city of London, which in 1859 had convinced (past perf) the members of the municipal authority, which could (past simp) finance the construction of the railway.