Read and write. 1 Chatter's got a lot of bananas. He's eating them 2 Sally is phoning Rob. She wants to talk to 3 Vicky is very nice. I like 4 Karla's visiting me and Trumpet. She often visits 5 The zoo looks nice today. Let's take a photo of 6 You and Patty are hiding. I can't see

Read and write:

1. Chatter's got a lot of bananas. He's eating them.
2. Sally is phoning Rob. She wants to talk to [Rob].
3. Vicky is very nice. I like [Vicky].
4. Karla's visiting me and Trumpet. She often visits [Karla and Trumpet].
5. The zoo looks nice today. Let's take a photo of [the zoo].
6. You and Patty are hiding. I can't see [You and Patty].

Explanation: The task is to read the sentences and identify who or what is being referred to in the context of the sentence, or what action is being performed by whom. For sentences 2 and 3, it's implied that the person mentioned is the subject of liking or wanting to talk. For sentences 4, 5, and 6, the subject of the action or observation is clearly stated.