Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Serega15445

1)Поставьте существительное во множеством числе, где это необходимо.
a) I was presented a (dozen) handkerchiefs.
b) The boy must have two (teeth) pulled out.
d) The honter got a prize for killing the (wolf) that had caused much damage to the village flock.
c) The (child) was bitterly crying over the broken toy.
n) He showed me a (photo) of his country house.
f) The scout brought some valuable (information).
g) I bought a (pair) of nylon gloves.
k) I saw a (mouse) in the kitchen.
r) The (ox) drove a cart of hay.
u) A very strange (phenomenon) was observed by astronomers yesterday.

2. Выбрать правильный вариант.
a) Boy drove (the sheep / sheeps) to the village
b) I have hurt my (foot / footst).
d) This are (ladys-bird / lady-birds).
f) Where are (knifes / knives)?
g) These (factories / factorys) has a good (laboratories / laboratories)
t) The last (leaf / leafs) fell from the tree.
u) These (storys / stories) are very long.
s) Where are the ( brush / brushes)?
o) My aunt has a (goose / geese) 

Ответы

Автор ответа: Mcfisher
2
d wolves
2
 the sheep
foot
lady-birds
knives
factories
leaf
stories
brushes
goose


Serega15445: а в 1?
Mcfisher: что ты читать не умеешь сам жи написал :1)Поставьте существительное во множеством числе, ГДЕ ЭТО НЕОБХОДИМО!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Автор ответа: ПростоЛёка
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a) I was presented a dozen handkerchiefs.
b) The boy must have two teeth pulled out.
d) The hunter got a prize for killing the (wolves (или оставьте в ед. числе wolf, я не знаю, сколько он убил волков) that had caused much damage to the village flock.
c) The child was bitterly crying over the broken toy.
n) He showed me a photo of his country house.
f) The scout brought some valuable information.
g) I bought a pair of nylon gloves.
k) I saw a mouse in the kitchen.
r) The ox drove a cart of hay.
u) A very strange phenomenon was observed by astronomers yesterday.
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2. Выбрать правильный вариант.
a) Boy drove (the sheep / sheeps) to the village
b) I have hurt my (foot / footst).
d) This are (ladys-bird / lady-birds).
f) Where are (knifes / knives)?
g) These (factories / factorys) has a good (laboratory / laboratories)
t) The last (leaf / leafs) fell from the tree.
u) These (storys / stories) are very long.
s) Where are the ( brush / brushes)?
o) My aunt has a (goose / geese)
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