Предмет: Русский язык, автор: shahadalkadad

Вставьте глагол болеть – заболеть в правильной форме. 1. Когда я ..., я каждый день пила таблетки. 2. Извини, я не могу пойти на дискотеку. У меня ... голова. 3. В прошлом году бабуш- ка... бронхитом. 4. Если у тебя ...живот, нужно вызвать врача. 5. В детстве все дети ... ветрянкой. 6. Не гуляй под дождём! У тебя ... горло. 7. Наташа не ходит на занятия, она .... 8. Нельзя долго си- деть перед компьютером: ... глаза. 9. У нашей бабушки ... ноги. 10. Чем вы ... в детстве? 11. Что у вас ...? 12. Максим спортсмен: он ... очень редко. 13. В прошлом году Анна ... гриппом 2 недели.14. У меня ... желудок, и я выпил таблетку.

Ответы

Автор ответа: nie747175

Ответ:

1. Заболел

2 Болит

3 Болела

4 Переболели

5 Болело

7 Болеет

8 Заболят

9 Больные

10 Болели

11 Болело

12 Болеет

13 Болела

14 Болел

Автор ответа: nurkebekk

Ответ:

1. Когда я болела, я каждый день пила таблетки. 2. Извини, я не могу пойти на дискотеку. У меня болит голова. 3. В прошлом году бабушка заболела бронхитом. 4. Если у тебя болит живот, нужно вызвать врача. 5. В детстве все дети болели ветрянкой. 6. Не гуляй под дождём! У тебя болит горло. 7. Наташа не ходит на занятия, она заболела 8. Нельзя долго сидеть перед компьютером: заболят глаза. 9. У нашей бабушки болят ноги. 10. Чем вы болели в детстве? 11. Что у вас болит? 12. Максим спортсмен: он болеет очень редко. 13. В прошлом году Анна болела гриппом 2 недели.14. У меня болел желудок, и я выпил таблетку.

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