Question

Помогите пожалуйста ответь те на вопросы полным ответом  1.does jim like his new school? 2.ls he happy? Why? Why not?3.How many lessons did jim and his classmates have on Thursday?4.What did he do diring the breaks between classes?5.What did his classmates do after classes?6.Does jim want to be a good student in his new  school?

Answer 1

1-Yes, he does. Jim likes his new school.
2-Yes. he is. He is happy because he made two new friends.
3-They had five lessons on Thursday.
4-During the breaks he answered questions about his school in Britain.
5-After classes his classmates explained him the Nature Studies homework.
6-Of course, he does. He wants to be a good student in his new school.

Answer 2

1. To determine if Jim likes his new school, we would need more specific information about Jim's feelings. We cannot provide a definitive answer without more context.

2. Whether Jim is happy or not at his new school would depend on his personal experiences and feelings. To answer this question, we would need to know more about his experiences, interactions, and how he feels about his new environment.

3. The number of lessons Jim and his classmates had on Thursday would depend on the school's schedule and class timetable. Without specific information about the school and its schedule, we cannot provide an exact number of lessons.

4. To know what Jim did during the breaks between classes, we would need more information about his daily routine and preferences. Some students may study, socialize, or engage in various activities during breaks.

5. What Jim's classmates did after classes would also depend on their individual preferences and schedules. Some may go home, participate in extracurricular activities, study, or socialize. Specific information about Jim's classmates and their plans would be necessary to answer this question.

6. Whether Jim wants to be a good student in his new school would depend on his personal goals and motivation. To answer this question, we would need to know more about Jim's aspirations and his attitude towards academics.