Question

Помогите пожалуйста!!!!! Can you help me with these\those old phones with antennas. Did you see this\that documentary on tv last night? This is so\what\such an expensive smartphone! Each\some\either computer game has its own story and characters. Tom makes all\twice\such as much money as Jon.

Answer 1

Ответ:

these

that

such

each

twice

Answer 2

Certainly, I can help you with these sentences!

1. "Can you help me with these\those old phones with antennas?"

The correct word to use here would depend on the context. "These" is used when the phones are physically present or near the speaker, while "those" is used when they are further away. For example, if you were pointing to a pile of phones in front of you, you would say "these old phones with antennas." If you were talking about phones that were across the room, you would say "those old phones with antennas."

2. "Did you see this\that documentary on tv last night?"

The correct word to use here would also depend on the context. "This" is used when the documentary is currently being discussed or referred to, while "that" is used when it has already been mentioned or is further removed from the conversation. For example, if you were in the middle of a conversation about a particular documentary, you would say "Did you see this documentary on TV last night?" If you were bringing up the documentary for the first time, you would say "Did you see that documentary on TV last night?"

3. "This is so\what\such an expensive smartphone!"

All three options could be correct depending on the context. "So" emphasizes the speaker's reaction to the high price of the smartphone, while "what" asks for clarification or confirmation of the price, and "such" emphasizes the level of expense. For example, if you were expressing shock at the price of a particular smartphone, you could say "This is so expensive!" If you were asking for clarification on the price of a smartphone, you could say "What an expensive smartphone!" If you were emphasizing the level of expense, you could say "This is such an expensive smartphone!"

4. "Each\some\either computer game has its own story and characters."

"All three options could be correct depending on the context. "Each" emphasizes the individuality of each game, while "some" suggests that there are a number of games with their own stories and characters, and "either" suggests a binary choice between two games. For example, if you were discussing a series of games with different stories and characters, you could say "Each computer game has its own story and characters." If you were discussing a number of different games in general, you could say "Some computer games have their own story and characters." If you were presenting a choice between two games, you could say "Either of these computer games has its own story and characters."

5. "Tom makes all\twice\such as much money as Jon."

The correct word to use here would depend on the context. "All" suggests that Tom makes significantly more money than Jon, while "twice" suggests that Tom makes exactly double the amount of money as Jon, and "such as" suggests that Tom makes a similar amount of money to Jon. For example, if you were emphasizing the large difference between Tom and Jon's salaries, you could say "Tom makes all the money while Jon makes very little." If you were saying that Tom's salary is exactly double Jon's salary, you could say "Tom makes twice as much money as Jon." If you were saying that Tom and Jon make similar amounts of money, you could say "Tom makes such as much money as Jon."