Question

Mrs green is 79. It is difficult for her to do many things. What does she often say to her granddaughter Emma? 1) to go to the shops 2) to go the flat 3) to take Rex, the dog, out 4) to water the plants 5) to go to the bank with me 6) to answer my friends letter

Answer 1

1) Mrs Green tells her granddaughter Emma to go to the shops

2) Mrs Green tells her granddaughter Emma to go to the flat

3)Mrs Green tells her granddaughter Emma to take Rex, her dog, out

4)Mrs Green tells her granddaughter Emma to water the plants

5) Mrs Green tells her granddaughter Emma to go to the bank with her

6) Mrs Green tells her granddaughter Emma to answer her friends' letter

Answer 2

Given Mrs. Green's age and difficulty in performing various tasks, here are some things she might often say to her granddaughter Emma:

1. "Could you go to the shops for me, dear?"
2. "Could you go to the flat and check on something for me?"
3. "Would you mind taking Rex, the dog, out for a walk?"
4. "Please water the plants for me."
5. "Would you accompany me to the bank, Emma?"
6. "Could you help me answer my friend's letter?"

These are just suggestions based on the typical needs and requests of an elderly person who may require assistance with various tasks. The specific things Mrs. Green says to her granddaughter Emma may vary depending on their individual circumstances and needs.