Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Pantera66609

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Task 3. Read the story and choose the correct option The chicken and the duck were friends. They lived on a farm. They walked around together They swam in the pond together. They talked about many things. They taked about the cat. They thought the cat was tricky. They thought the cat was dangerous. The cat looked at them a lot. They didn't trust the cat "We must always keep our eyes open when the cat is around, they both agreed. They taked about the dog. The dog was very friendly. The dog wanted to play. The dog had lots of energy. It barked alat. it ran around a lot. They both liked the dog. They talked about the farmer The farmer brought them food. The farmer took care of them. The farmer took care of all the animals. Hefed the cow. He fed the pig. He led the goat. He fed the sheep. Hefed the rabbit They sked the farmer He took good care of everyone. He was a niceman. Farmers are good," said the chicken. Weneed farmers' said the duck Mark T T

1.The speaker tels the story about farm friends city friends

2. The speaker says that the cat is a good animal/a bad

2. The speakerisaun that the dog is friendly angry Read the second time and complete the sentences 1.In the beginning the chicken and the duck are speaking about the.

2.The second animal they speak about is the

2. At the end of the story they speak about the Writing

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Автор ответа: aidana2422
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1) the farmer says the duck and the chicken are friends

2) a bad

dog is friendly

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