Question

7. My mother's sister is my a) niece 8. My aunt's daughter is my a) mother 9. They speak English very a) slow 12. Tom b) aunt c) grandmother a) good 10. I am speaking John is standing far from me. a) loud 11. Some animals are very very well. a) must b) niece c) grandmother b) well because c) should b) loudly b) slowly play table tennis b) can​

Answer 1

Ответ:

7. My mother's sister is my aunt. (Option a: niece doesn't fit the context)

8. My aunt's daughter is my cousin. (Option b: mother doesn't fit the context)

9. They speak English very well. (Option a: slow doesn't fit the context)

12. Tom's grandmother. (Option b: aunt and Option c: grandmother don't fit the context)

10. I am speaking loudly because John is standing far from me. (Option a: loud doesn't fit the context)

11. Some animals are very well. (Option a: must and Option c: should don't fit the context)

Corrected sentences:

7. My mother's sister is my aunt.

8. My aunt's daughter is my cousin.

9. They speak English very well.

12. Tom plays table tennis.

10. I am speaking loudly because John is standing far from me.

11. Some animals play table tennis.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

The sentences you provided seem to be a part of a fill-in-the-blank exercise in English, specifically dealing with family relationships and verb tenses. Here's how you can fill in the blanks:

7. My mother's sister is my aunt. 8. My aunt's daughter is my niece. 9. They speak English very slowly. 12. Tom is his aunt's grandmother and she is doing it well. 10. I am speaking loudly. John is standing far from me. 11. Some animals are very well because they must play table tennis slowly.

Here's a brief explanation of the relationships:

- My mother's sister is my aunt: This is because the sister of my mother is my aunt . - My aunt's daughter is my niece: The daughter of my aunt is my niece . - They speak English very slowly: This is a descriptive statement about the speed at which they speak English. - Tom is his aunt's grandmother and she is doing it well: This is a bit ambiguous as it's not clear what "it" refers to. If we assume "it" refers to speaking English slowly, then it means Tom's aunt is doing it well. - I am speaking loudly. John is standing far from me: This is a descriptive statement about the volume of my speech. - Some animals are very well because they must play table tennis slowly: This is a conditional statement that implies if animals are in good health, they must play table tennis slowly.