Question

There ..... a mirror. There ..... ...a television. There .... two lamps. There ... three armchairs. There ...... ...three windows. There ...two paintings. There .... a carpet. Task 2. Cross the odd word out​

Answer 1

Ответ:

There is a mirror. There is a television. There are two lamps. There are three armchairs. There are three windows. There are two paintings. There is a carpet.

Объяснение:

Здесь еще зависит от того, в каком времени тебе нужно было написать. Я написал в настоящем. Если в прошедшем, то is меняешь на was, а are на were. Также, если тебе нужно было отрицание, то просто добавляешь not (пишется раздельно) или скращено n't слитно)(, например: wasn't (was not), weren't (were not), isn't (is not), aren't (are not)

(Если ответ был полезный, отметь как лучший в знак благодарности)))

Answer 2

Ответ:

There isn't a mirror.

There is a television.

There are two lamps.

There aren't three armchairs.

There are three windows.

There aren't two paintings.

There is a carpet.

Перевод:

Зеркала нет.

Есть телевизор.

Есть две лампы.

Нет трех кресел.

Есть три окна.

Нет двух картин.

Есть ковер

Answer 3

Looks like your message got a bit fragmented, but I'll do my best to help you complete and understand it. It seems like you're describing a room and then asking to identify the odd word out in a list. Let's complete the descriptions and then address the odd word out in each category.

1. There is a mirror. 2. There is a television. 3. There are two lamps. 4. There are three armchairs. 5. There are three windows. 6. There are two paintings. 7. There is a carpet.

Now, let's identify the odd word out:

- Mirror, Television, Lamps, Armchairs, Windows, Paintings, Carpet. Task 2: Cross the odd word out.

Without additional context or specific criteria for what makes a word "odd," it's a bit subjective. However, let's assume we are looking for something that doesn't typically belong in a room.

In that case, the odd word out could be "Windows" because it refers to an architectural element rather than a piece of furniture or a decorative item commonly found in a room.

If you have specific criteria for what makes a word "odd" in this context, please provide them, and I'll be happy to help further!