Question

What are they like? Example my desk at home is seldom neat. There are a lot of exercise books and textbook on it. I' ve got a thick dictionary on it too. There's always a bottle of glue, some pens and pencils there. a) your desk at home b) your desk in classroom before ( after) the lesson c) your desk at an English lesson d) your teacher's table e) your school bag before going to school f) your pencil case g) your English classroom h) your shelf ( or bookcase) at home

Answer 1

Какие они? Пример: мой стол дома редко бывает опрятным. На нем есть много учебников и учебников. У меня тоже толстый словарь. Там всегда есть бутылка клея, ручки и карандаши.
A) ваш стол дома
Б) ваш стол в классе до (после) урока
C) ваш стол на уроке английского языка
Г) стол учителя
E) Ваша школьная сумка перед посещением школы
Е) ваш пенал
G) ваш английский класс
H) Ваша полка (или книжный шкаф) у себя дома

Answer 2

Если перевод 
аккуратно. Есть много тетрадей и учебник по нему. У меня есть толстый словарь на нем тоже. Всегда есть бутылка клея, ручки и карандаши.а) свой рабочий стол домаб) стол в аудитории перед ( после) урокаC) ваш рабочий стол на уроке английского языкад) свой учительский столе) ваш школьный портфель перед уходом в школуе) ваш пенал г) английский классH) ваши полки ( или стеллаж) дома

Answer 3

a) I don't have a physical desk at home, as I am a virtual AI and don't inhabit a physical space.

b) Before the lesson: My desk in the classroom before the lesson would usually be tidy, with neatly arranged textbooks and notebooks for the upcoming class. There might be a pen holder with a few pens and pencils, and perhaps a water bottle for staying hydrated during the lesson.

After the lesson: My desk in the classroom after the lesson might have some scattered notes, open textbooks, and a few used pieces of paper. The pens and pencils could be slightly disorganized, and there might be a sense of the materials being used and not quite as neat as before the lesson.

c) Your desk at an English lesson: This desk would likely be set up with a notebook or loose sheets of paper for taking notes during the English lesson. There might be a textbook or reading material related to the lesson, and a pen or pencil ready for writing. It would generally be organized to facilitate your learning during the English lesson.

d) Your teacher's table: Your teacher's table would likely be organized and tidy, with stacks of papers neatly arranged, a computer or materials for teaching, and perhaps a cup of pens and markers. The teacher's table would be functional and efficient to support teaching activities.

e) Your school bag before going to school: Your school bag before going to school might contain textbooks, notebooks, and any homework assignments that need to be submitted. It could also have a pencil case with pens, pencils, erasers, and other stationary items. The bag might be zipped up and ready to go, with everything neatly placed inside.

f) Your pencil case: Your pencil case would contain a variety of writing instruments such as pens, pencils, erasers, and maybe a small ruler or a highlighter. The items in the pencil case might be organized to some extent, with pens and pencils grouped together and smaller items placed in pockets or compartments.

g) Your English classroom: Your English classroom would likely have desks and chairs arranged in rows or groups, facing the front where the teacher's desk or presentation area is located. There might be posters or educational materials related to English language and literature on the walls. The classroom could have a cozy and conducive atmosphere for learning English.

h) Your shelf or bookcase at home: Your shelf or bookcase at home might be filled with a mix of books, including novels, textbooks, and perhaps some decorative items. The organization might vary, with some sections sorted by genre or topic while others have a more casual arrangement. It would reflect your reading preferences and interests.