Question

Choose the right variant: 2. Millie is trees now. 3. These children are a book.

Answer 1

Millie is trees now?
These children are reading a book

Answer 2

The correct variant is:

2. Millie is trees now.

The reason is that variant 3, "These children are a book," does not make sense grammatically. It seems to mix the subject "children" with the object "book" in an inappropriate way. The correct form should be something like "These children are reading a book" or "These children have a book."

For variant 2, while it is grammatically correct, it is not semantically accurate since it says "Millie is trees now," which doesn't make much sense. It could be improved to something like "Millie is among the trees now" or "Millie is standing next to the trees now" to convey a clearer meaning.