Язык 2 класс. d. нарисуй своих близких и напиши о них

 my mom's name is(имя мамы)she is a doctor.
my dad's name is (имя папы) he's a teacher.
my grandmother's name is (имя бабушки)she cooks really well.
my name is (мое имя) love to play computer.
We are a very happy family!

1) My friend lives in the north
2)We spent our summer in the south
3)In the city it was very hot and we decided to go out of town.
4)after breakfast we went to the station. there were many people at the station. people stood on the platform and waited for the train. it was wonderful outside the city. we first went to the forest. the forest was cool. Then we came to the river. we swam in the river, and my grandmother sat by the river on the grass. in the evening we went to the city.
I in the summer they always go south
5)my dad works at the factory and my mother in the library. My older brother is studying at the institute, and I'm in school. In the morning my father goes to the factory, my mother goes to the library, my brother goes to college, and I go to school. Our grandmother usually goes to the store in the morning. In the store, she buys food.
6)Vladivostok is located in the Far East.
7) Yesterday we were at the theater.
8) The day before yesterday we were in the park.
9) Tomorrow we will go to the cinema or to the museum.
10)Where is your brother? "He's in the room, standing by the window."
11)Where is your sister? - She is at school.
12) Where is the child? "He's in bed." Mom put him to bed half an hour ago.
13)Where's your dad? - He is at work.
14)Where is your grandfather? - He is in the park.
15)Where is Kolya? - He's at the stadium

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