Question

Помогите пж Test 1.1 I. Put in prepositions at, in where necessary. 1. Liz was the seaside last year. 2. Mike was the country last summer. 3. Mrs. Read was the mountains. 4. My parents were abroad last month. 5. My brothers were summer camp in July. II. Put in was, were, wasn't, weren't. 1. We in Vilnius last week. It fantastic. 2. My friends at school yesterday, but I at home, because I well. 3. We happy with our hotel room. It dirty. very small and the windows 4. Tom and Liz at the birthday party? Tom busy yesterday. but Liz She 5. Where your brother last Friday? He at home with his friends.

Answer 1

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1. Liz was at the seaside last year. 2. Mike was in the country last summer. 3. Mrs. Read was in the mountains. 4. My parents were_abroad last month. 5. My brothers were at summer camp in July.

II

1. We were in Vilnius last week. It was fantastic. 2. My friends were at school yesterday, but I was at home, because I wasn't well. 3. We weren't happy with our hotel room. It was dirty, very small and the windows were ... (?) 4. Were Tom and Liz at the birthday party? Tom was busy yesterday. but Liz was. She  5. Where was your brother last Friday? He was at home with his friends.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with your test. Here are the corrected sentences:

I. Put in prepositions at, in where necessary.

1. Liz was at the seaside last year.
2. Mike was in the country last summer.
3. Mrs. Read was in the mountains.
4. My parents were abroad last month.
5. My brothers were at summer camp in July.

II. Put in was, were, wasn't, weren't.

1. We were in Vilnius last week. It was fantastic.
2. My friends were at school yesterday, but I wasn't at home because I wasn't well.
3. We weren't happy with our hotel room. It was dirty, very small, and the windows were broken.
4. Tom and Liz weren't at the birthday party. Tom was busy yesterday, but Liz was there.
5. Where was your brother last Friday? He was at home with his friends.

Please note that some of the sentences required more corrections than just prepositions or verb forms. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!