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МатематикаВопрос:
2. Complete each pair of sentences with one word from the box. drink watch smoke fly a. 'What did you ______ on TV last night?' 'Do you like my new ______?' b. 'We'll ______ from Manchester Airport to Malaga next Tuesday.' 'Uh! There's a ______ on my sandwich.' c. 'The fire brigade put out the fire, but there was still a lot of ______ in the room.' 'How many cigarettes does he ______ a day?' d. 'I'd like a ______ of water, please.' 'I often ______ coffee for breakfast.'
Ответ:
Краткое пояснение:
Краткое пояснение: Необходимо вставить одно и то же слово из предложенного списка в оба предложения каждой пары так, чтобы они имели логический смысл.
Пошаговое решение:
- a. 'What did you watch on TV last night?'
'Do you like my new watch?' - b. 'We'll fly from Manchester Airport to Malaga next Tuesday.'
'Uh! There's a fly on my sandwich.' - c. 'The fire brigade put out the fire, but there was still a lot of smoke in the room.'
'How many cigarettes does he smoke a day?' - d. 'I'd like a drink of water, please.'
'I often drink coffee for breakfast.'
Ответ: a. watch, b. fly, c. smoke, d. drink
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