Question

1 Whose binoculars is it /are they? 2 Whose hat is it are they?3 Whose torch is it / are they?4. Whose sweater is it / are they?5 Whose glasses is it / are they?6 Whose boots is it / are they?​

Answer 1

Ответ: Good luck)

Объяснение:

1. Are they

2. Is it

3. Is it

4. Is it

5. Are they

6. Are they

Answer 2

The question you're asking is a common English grammar question about possessive pronouns. In English, we use "whose" to ask about the ownership of a thing. The structure of the question is as follows: "Whose + (singular noun) + is it / are they?"

For example:

1. Whose binoculars is it? 2. Whose hat is it? 3. Whose torch is it? 4. Whose sweater is it? 5. Whose glasses is it? 6. Whose boots is it?

In each of these questions, "whose" is used to ask about the ownership of the item that follows. The correct answer to these questions would depend on the context and who owns the item in question.

It's important to note that in English, "whose" is used to ask about the ownership of inanimate objects, animals, and people. For example:

- Whose dog is that? (animal) - Whose son is he? (person)

For more information about the use of "whose" in questions, you can refer to and .