Предмет: Английский язык, автор: eugeniakim

Какие вопросы задал журналист Джиму и Джилл о Тайни, чтобы получить следующие ответы.
1) ...? He gets up very early.
2)...? Yes,he is. Tiny is very busy.
3)...? No, he doesn't. He writes fairey tales.
4)...? Yes, they do. They know that Tiny is hospitable.
5)...? Yes, he can. He can play the piano very well.

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Автор ответа: TebeNeSvetit

1) When does he get up?
2) Is he busy?
3) Does he write compositions?
4) Do they know that Tiny is hospitable?
5) Can he play the piano very well?

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