Question

3. Mary is having 4. Mary has 5. Bill is weighing 6. Bill weighs 7. Jane is looking 8. Jane locks 9. I am thinking 10. I think c) her English three times a week d) old enough to do it by himself e) tired! I think she needs a holiday! f) his suitcase. He'll have to carry it g) for her purse. Have you seen it? h) a Maths class right now i) a lot. He must go dieting j) I may help you. Phone me later​

Answer 1

3. h)

4. c)

5. f)

6. i)

7. e)

8. g)

9.

10. j)

Вот только 9 ни с d, ни с чем другим не сходится, возможно, он подойдет к недостающим буквам (а, b)

Answer 2

3. Mary is having...

It is unclear what Mary is having without additional context. Can you please provide more information?

4. Mary has...

Again, it is unclear what Mary has without additional context. Please provide more information for a specific answer.

5. Bill is weighing...

Without additional information, it is unknown what Bill is weighing. Please provide more context.

6. Bill weighs...

Without additional information, it is unclear how much Bill weighs. Please provide more context for a specific answer.

7. Jane is looking...

It is unclear what Jane is looking at or for without additional context. Please provide more information for a specific answer.

8. Jane locks...

Without additional context, it is unknown what Jane is locking. Please provide more information for a specific answer.

9. I am thinking...

Without further context, it is unknown what the speaker is thinking about. Please provide more information for a specific answer.

10. I think...

a) Her English three times a week. - The speaker believes that she has English classes three times a week. b) Old enough to do it by himself. - The speaker believes that he is capable of doing something on his own. c) Tired! I think she needs a holiday! - The speaker believes that she is tired and in need of a vacation. d) His suitcase. He'll have to carry it. - The speaker believes that he will have to carry his own suitcase. e) For her purse. Have you seen it? - The speaker believes that someone has been looking for her purse and asks if the listener has seen it. f) A maths class right now. - The speaker believes that someone is currently in a math class. g) A lot. He must go dieting. - The speaker believes that someone weighs a lot and needs to go on a diet. h) I may help you. Phone me later. - The speaker believes that they can help and suggests calling at a later time.

Answer 3

3. Mary is having - This sentence is incomplete, so it is unclear what Mary is having. More information is needed to provide a detailed answer.

4. Mary has - This indicates that Mary possesses something. Without further context, it is impossible to say what Mary has.

5. Bill is weighing - This suggests that Bill is measuring his weight. To provide more details, it would be necessary to know the purpose of weighing and the result of Bill's measurement.

6. Bill weighs - This implies that Bill's weight is a constant or general statement about his weight. Without specific information, it is not possible to provide a detailed response.

7. Jane is looking - Without additional information, it is uncertain what Jane is looking at or for. More context is needed for a detailed answer.

8. Jane locks - This suggests that Jane is locking something. Further details are necessary to determine what exactly Jane is locking.

9. I am thinking - This indicates that the speaker is currently engaged in a thought process. Without additional context, it is not possible to provide a detailed answer about the specific thoughts the speaker is having.

10. I think: a) Her English three times a week - This sentence seems incomplete and lacks context. It is unclear what the speaker is thinking about regarding someone's English three times a week. b) Old enough to do it by himself - This implies that the speaker believes someone is capable of doing something independently due to their age. Without knowing the specific situation, it is difficult to provide more details. c) Tired! I think she needs a holiday! - This sentence suggests that the speaker believes someone is tired and in need of a vacation. No further details are necessary to understand the statement. d) His suitcase. He'll have to carry it - This sentence implies that someone will have to carry their suitcase. Specific information about the person and their circumstances is required for a more detailed explanation. e) For her purse. Have you seen it? - This phrase suggests that someone is looking for a purse and is asking if the listener has seen it. No additional information is needed for a detailed response. f) A maths class right now - This sentence indicates that someone or something is currently in a math class. Without more specific context, a more detailed answer cannot be provided. g) A lot. He must go dieting - This implies that someone needs to go on a diet due to a large amount of something. Additional information is required to give a more detailed response. h) I may help you. Phone me later - This statement implies that the speaker is willing to assist someone and asks them to call at a later time. No further information is necessary to understand the message.