Question

2. Put in am/ is / are. ‐ Bill, Mary and Vicky (1) _____ my friends. ‐ (2) _____ they in the same class? ‐ No, they (3) _____ not. ‐ What classes (4) _____ they in? ‐ Bill (5) _____ in class 4”a”. Mary and Vicky (6) _____ in class 6”d”. ‐ And what class (7) _____ you in? ‐ I (8) _____ in class 5”b”. Помогите пожалуйста

Answer 1

Put in am/ is / are.

‐ Bill, Mary and Vicky (1) are my friends.

‐ (2) Are they in the same class?

‐ No, they (3) are not.

‐ What classes (4) are they in?

‐ Bill (5) is in class 4”a”. Mary and Vicky (6) is in class 6”d”.

‐ And what class (7) are you in?

‐ I (8) am in class 5”b”.

Answer 2

1-are
2-Are
3-are
4-are
5-is
6-are
7-are
8-am

Answer 3

Certainly! Here are the sentences with the appropriate forms of "am," "is," and "are" filled in:

1. Bill, Mary, and Vicky are my friends.
2. Are they in the same class?
3. No, they are not.
4. What classes are they in?
5. Bill is in class 4"a".
6. Mary and Vicky are in class 6"d".
7. And what class are you in?
8. I am in class 5"b".

Note: In sentence 2, we use "are" because we are referring to multiple people (Bill, Mary, and Vicky), so the plural form "are" is appropriate. In sentence 3, we use "are not" as the negative form of "are." In sentence 5, we use "is" because we are talking about a singular subject "Bill." In sentence 6, we use "are" since we are talking about two people, Mary and Vicky. In sentence 8, we use "am" because we are referring to the singular subject "I."