Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Аноним

1.Mrs.Simpson.. ...maths
A.teach.B.teaches.C.teaching
2......Ann and Tina like pizza?
A.Does. B.Do.C.Can
3.Look at Sam!He .... with his toys.
A plays.B.is playing.C.playing
4.What. .. she doing?
A.does.B.has.C.is.
5.Tom plays on his computer. .. the afternoon.
A.in.B.on.C.at
6.How often ... they do the shopping?
A.are.B.does.C.do
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Автор ответа: azazaza252525
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2)в
3)с
4)а
5)а
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The Infinitive, The Infinitive Constructions
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at the post office
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