перевести слова и разместить их в колонки и настоящее время
1. покупающий, купленный. 2. получающий, полученный. 3. переводящий, переведенный. 4. разговаривающий; 5. с отвечая 7. читаемый; 8. рассказанный; 9. издаваемый; 10. работающий; 11. читая; 12. открывающий; 13. берущий; 14. потерянный; 15. сделанный; 16. стоя; 17. идущий; 18. входя; 19. смотрящий: 20. построенный; 21. видя.
1. Finish the sentences:
1. M. Twain was born in a small town on the Missouri – river in the USA.
2. His real name was Samuel Clemens.
3. He began to work when he was twelve.
4. His first profession was a printer.
5. The readers liked his stories.
6. In 1876 he published his best novel “The Adventure of Tom Sawyer”.
7. Many children like and know his best novel “The Adventure of Tom Sawyer”.
2. Answer the questions:
1. The real name of Mark Twain was Samuel Clemens.
2. He was born in a small town on the Missouri – river in the USA.(Дата дня народження в творі не вказана.)
3. He began to work very early at 12 because his father had died.
4 He began to write short stories in the school.
5. His best novel is “The Adventure of Tom Sawyer”.
3. 3 adjectives.
1. Good -> Better -> The best.
2. Small -> Smaller -> The smallest.
3. Short -> Shorter -> The shortest.
не уверен что это 150 слов, но могу ещё дописать если нужно
говорю на англи больше 10 лет ^^
Объяснение:
I don’t agree.
i don’t think someone who lost should be disqualified, unless they’re cheating. It’s unfair to treat people who didn’t succeed like that, they deserve a chance to get better. If they failed in some category, whether they were performing on stage or playing soccer on the nationals, I think it’s help them get better at that category. At very worse, you can remove them from your team or ask them not to compete if theyre going to drag you down along with them. maybe, what they’re lacking is courage and you can cheer on the person to prove that it’s okay.
some people may think that the person is bad and voice their opinion, and even if the said is true, its better to encourage the person rather than make them feel even worse about it.