Поставьте глаголы в нужной форме, рядом с предложением напишите подсказку (слова-спутники), напишите кого времени предложение ​

A)comeB)at the moment2A atA leave

1. Выбери слово, наиболее подходящее по смыслу к выделенному.

1) society

b) organization

2) enjoyable

c) pleasant

3) to save

a) to protect

 

2. Выбери и вставь слово, наиболее подходящее по смыслу.

1) There will be less than 300 … in the wild next year.

b) animals

2) She usually … lions and tigers at 12.15 pm, elephants at 2 pm.

a) feeds

3) Alex and Jim … these little lambs (ягнят) because they were too weak.

b) watched

4) I decided to join the Zoological Society of London because I want to save … animals.

c) endangered

5) Have you ever been to the zoo at … ?

b) feeding time

 

3. Выбери и вставь глагол в нужной форме.

1) He … already repaired his bike.

b) has

2) I have just … my baby sister.

b) fed

3) Have you ever … to London?

c) been

4) The students have … the scientific society.

b) joined

5) Mike has washed his hair … .

a) recently

 

4. Выбери правильный вариант перевода.

1) Сharles has just finished his translation.

b) Чарльз уже закончил свой перевод.

2) These women visited the famous Wild Animal's Park.

b) Эти женщины посещали знаменитый заповедник.

3) Tom is riding his bike in the park.

a) Том катается на велосипеде в парке.

 

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