Question

Read and write the letters kn and wr. 6.Mary is a writer. She__itesbooks for children. In her free timeshe _ _ its and rides a bike. Sheoften falls and hurts her _ _ ee andist. She can't walk, she can'tit and she can't _ _ite. She doesnot_ow what'song with thebike.WIDE​

Answer 1

Mary is a writer. She writes books for children. In her free time she knits and rides a bike. She often falls and hurts her knee and wrist. She can’t walk, she can’t knit and she can’t write. She doesn’t know what’s wrong with her bike.

Answer 2

The letters "kn" and "wr" in English can make special sounds that are different from their individual letter sounds.

1. "kn" is pronounced as /n/ (like the sound in the word "knee"), and the "k" is silent. Examples include words like "knee," "know," and "knot."

2. "wr" is pronounced as /r/ (like the sound in the word "write"). Examples include words like "write," "wrong," and "wrist."

Now let's analyze the provided sentence:

"Mary is a writer. She writes books for children. In her free time, she __ ites and rides a bike. She often falls and hurts her__ee andist. She can't walk, she can'tit, and she can't__ite. She does not__ow what's ong with the bike. Wide."

The sentence seems to have some missing words, but we can infer the intended words based on the context. Here's the completed sentence:

"Mary is a writer. She writes books for children. In her free time, she writes and rides a bike. She often falls and hurts her knee and wrist. She can't walk, she can't sit, and she can't write. She does not know what's wrong with the bike. Wide."

In this sentence, "kn" appears in the word "knee," representing the "n" sound, and "wr" appears in the word "wrist," representing the "r" sound.