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МатематикаВопрос:
Task 3. Complete the sentences with the derivatives of the words on the right 1. The football match between the two schools was not easy. Who was the...? win 2. What can you say about our Christmas....s? decorate 3. Jennie was a ....little girl. love 4. Wooden chairs are not always ...... comfort 5. Jack always helps me in the kitchen. He is a good cook and a good ...... bake 6. Yesterday we went to the circus. It was such an ...visit. enjoy
Ответ:
Task 3. Complete the sentences with the derivatives of the words
- 1. The football match between the two schools was not easy. Who was the winner?
- 2. What can you say about our Christmas decorations?
- 3. Jennie was a lovely little girl.
- 4. Wooden chairs are not always comfortable.
- 5. Jack always helps me in the kitchen. He is a good cook and a good baker.
- 6. Yesterday we went to the circus. It was such an enjoyable visit.
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