Punctuate the sentence: in a latin examination james where john had had had had had had had had had had had the examiner's approval.

In a Latin examination James, where John had had "had", had had "had had"; "had had" had had the examiner's approval.

На экзамене по латыни Джеймс, там где Джон употребил «had», (вместо этого) использовал «had had»; «had had» получило одобрение экзаменатора.

1.

I go to school every day.

Alice is cooking dinner now.  

My father does not read a book every evening.  

Is she working in an office at the moment?

My grandmother is not watering flowers now.

Do you play computer games every day?

2.  

Funny – funnier- the funniest

Beautiful – more beautiful – the most beautiful

Hot – hotter – the hottest

Small – smaller – the smallest

Bad – worse – the worst

3.  

I haven’t got any oranges in my bag.

We have got some pencils on the table.

Tom has got some apples.

Do we have some milk in the fridge?

I have a book on the table.

Объяснение:

Fill in the omissions of pronouns both, or, or, or another, 1 maybe it will be able to find a captain or treasurer, _oba_ of them were in their offices. 2 between Hüuttham and Rega were disagreement, but this fool would not call. 3 I can not do all these things. 4 Maybe we will not be able to do it together, but we must do it. 5 I have only one sister, except Margaret. 6 "Many of your children are smart, and you have already caused them quite enough misfortune." 7 "I will be in the library if someone is about you to see me." 8 I do not like this picture. 9 They passed on the other side of the girl. 10 "I'm not sure of these sentences." 11 Did you see George and Harry? I did not see any but there. - I saw some of them. 12 All his sons, at least in the youth, rebelled against his religious side. 13 They are traveling in the United States every one and a half years. 14 The latter I had to attract the attention of the castan or saddle, because of which is longer not visible.