Question

1.    People grow (tomato)     in Kazakhstan. 2.    You can put (sugar)     in your breakfast tea.3.    We have to buy new (furniture)     for our summer garden.4.    I need to wash my (hair)     .5.    We had a lot of (flower)     this summer.6.    The Milfords have a lot of (money)     .7.    How many (people)     were at the cinema with you?8.    Could you give some (information)     on your project?9.    There are many (insect)     in this park.10.    Those (man)     seem to be very tired.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

tomato, sugar, furniture, hair,flowers, money, people,information, insects,men

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Answer 2

It seems like you're asking for the correct grammatical structure for a series of sentences. Here they are:

1. People grow tomatoes in Kazakhstan. 2. You can put sugar in your breakfast tea. 3. We have to buy new furniture for our summer garden. 4. I need to wash my hair. 5. We had a lot of flowers this summer. 6. The Milfords have a lot of money. 7. How many people were at the cinema with you? 8. Could you give some information on your project? 9. There are many insects in this park. 10. Those men seem to be very tired.

Each of these sentences is grammatically correct. However, the structure can vary depending on the context and the intended meaning. For example, in the sentence "We have to buy new furniture for our summer garden", the phrase "for our summer garden" is a prepositional phrase that provides additional information about why they have to buy new furniture. If you want to change the meaning of the sentence, you could say "We have to buy new furniture because our old one is broken" instead.