Question

1.Do you like that dress? a)the dress in the shop window.b)the dress I am wearing.2. I don't like this very much.a) The food I am eatingb)the food you are eating3. Are these your children?a) The children in the photograph I am looking atb) The children playing in the garden4. That's very interesting.a) The book I am readingb)the information you've just given me5. Are those the correct answers?a) The answers in mybookb)the answer in your book6. I've already seen that onea) The DVD I'm holdingb)the DVD you're holding7. Can I have two of these, please?a) The pens on the counter hereb) The pens on the top shelf​​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 a , 2 a, 3 a, 4 a, 5 b, 6 b, 7 a

Answer 2

1. Do you like that dress? a) the dress in the shop window. b) the dress I am wearing.

When asking about the dress, there are two options mentioned: the dress in the shop window and the dress the person is wearing. The speaker is asking for the listener's opinion on both options. It is unclear which dress the speaker is referring to, so the listener can choose to express their preference for either the dress in the shop window or the dress the speaker is wearing.

2. I don't like this very much. a) The food I am eating. b) The food you are eating.

In this statement, the speaker expresses their dislike for something, and there are two options mentioned: the food the speaker is eating and the food the listener is eating. The listener can choose to respond based on their preference for either the food the speaker is eating or the food they themselves are eating.

3. Are these your children? a) The children in the photograph I am looking at. b) The children playing in the garden.

When asking about the children, there are two options mentioned: the children in the photograph the speaker is looking at and the children playing in the garden. The speaker is asking if these children are the listener's children. The listener can respond based on their knowledge of the children in the photograph or the children playing in the garden.

4. That's very interesting. a) The book I am reading. b) The information you've just given me.

In this statement, the speaker expresses their interest in something, and there are two options mentioned: the book the speaker is reading and the information the listener has just provided. The listener can respond based on their understanding of either the book the speaker is reading or the information they have just given.

5. Are those the correct answers? a) The answers in my book. b) The answer in your book.

When asking about the correctness of the answers, there are two options mentioned: the answers in the listener's book and the answer in the speaker's book. The speaker is asking if those answers are correct. The listener can respond based on their knowledge of either the answers in their book or the answer in the speaker's book.

6. I've already seen that one. a) The DVD I'm holding. b) The DVD you're holding.

In this statement, the speaker indicates that they have already seen something, and there are two options mentioned: the DVD the speaker is holding and the DVD the listener is holding. The listener can respond based on their knowledge of either the DVD the speaker is holding or the DVD they themselves are holding.

7. Can I have two of these, please? a) The pens on the counter here. b) The pens on the top shelf.

When asking for two of something, there are two options mentioned: the pens on the counter and the pens on the top shelf. The speaker is asking if they can have two of these pens and is referring to either the pens on the counter or the pens on the top shelf. The listener can respond based on their understanding of either the pens on the counter or the pens on the top shelf.