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2. They bring toys.

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3. He makes jam

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4They read stories.

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5. She buys apples

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2. Вставьте do, does, don't или doesn't

1) .....................your cat eat cheese?-No,it....................

2) They ..................live in this house.

3) -My cats ...................like my dog.

-.............. they like the turtle?

4) He ................ study German.

5) Kate ......................want to run.

- .....................she want to jump?

- No, she ................. .

3. Напишите правильный ответ

1) Tom............ (like/likes) ........(to watch/watch/watches)TV.

2) Why .......(he is/is he) afraid of dogs?

3) Why ...........(has/have)Saim got a trumpet?

4) I have.......(a/an/the)cat. ................(A/An/The) cat is nice. ..................(His/Her/Its) favourite food ............(is/are) fish.

5) His favourite dish ...........(is/are) ...........(a/the/-) pizza. He can ............(cook/cooks/to cook) pizza.

4. Напишите, кто где был.

1 I am at home.

2 he is at school

3 They are at the Zoo

4 It is in the box

5 We are in the park

5. Напишите, кто где находится сейчас и кто где был

present simple( где они сейчас) и past simple ( где они были?)

1. She/at school.

2. I/in the toy shop

3 They/ at home

4 It/on the sofa.

Programmes on radio and television may be referred to as broadcasts or as shows, especially in American English. Programmes or shows on radio and television are often presented or hosted by a programme host. Popular music programmes are presented by disc jockeys or DJs.News programmes may be hosted, fronted, or anchored by anchors famous in their own right, sometimes more famous than the people in the news.In more traditional news programmes, the news is read by a newsreader. .Reporters and correspondents, or television journalists, make reports. They and the camera operators who go with them are news gatherers. Together they form TV crews.Broadcasters are TV and radio organisations, the people working for them, or, more specifically, the professional media people who actually participate in programmes. Programmes and reports are transmitted or broadcast live in a live broadcast, with events seen or heard as they happen, or recorded for broadcast later. A recording of an event can be referred to as footage of that event.

Put in HAVE
{not} or HAS {not}


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