задание read and choose

walk and play with children,"says the Donkey. Spring comes.It's warm and sunny.Now the Donkey is in the park.He has got a lot of green grass to eat.But he is sad again."I don't like spring!The children are very hoisy in the park.In summer I will dive and swim,"says the Donkey .

we visited( visit) our grandmother last Sunday.
I.............. (talk) to my friend last night.
The children.......... (play) a game two hours ago.
I............... (phohe) Mark yesterday.
We........ (travel) to Spain last summer.
Sue........ (help) me with my homework yesterday.
We........ (paint) our house five days ago.
They........ (watch) a really good film yesterday.
2)Read and complete.(прочитайте и завершите)
Skip-skipped
Laugh-
pass-
stop-
try-
want-
climb-
cry-

Name: Toni Mitchell(12)
Class:8с
Subjects: Please tuck[✔]
Maths [ ] -Art [ ✔ ] -Music [ ✔]
English [ ] -PE [ ] -Other
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Вопросы.
1)What is nis name?
2)What class is ne in?
3)What school is ne in?
4)What subjects does ne choose?
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