Question

Write the words in the correct order. Use short forms when possible. never / go / on Saturdays / 1 / to school never go to school on Saturdays 2 the teachers / late / are/ never3 always / Dad /for a long time / looks at the menu4 Jack / his meal/finishes / always5 isn't / the meal / usually / very expensive1 6 rarely / go to / we / our local café1, 1/ hungry / after football practice / usually / amпж помоги те​

Answer 1

Пожалуйста, не отправляй моё фото учителю, почерк может отличаться, поэтому лучше не рискуй и перепиши в тетрадь.

Answer 2

Based on the question and the search results, it seems that you're looking for a way to correctly arrange the words in the provided sentences. The task is to put the words in the correct order, using short forms when possible.

The sentences are:

1. never / go / on Saturdays / 1 / to school 2. never go / to school / on Saturdays / 2 3. the teachers / late / are / never 4. Dad / for a long time / looks at the menu / 4 5. Jack / his meal / finishes / always 6. isn't / the meal / usually / very expensive / 1 7. rarely / go to / we / our local café / 1 8. usually / am / hungry / after football practice / 1

The correct order for each sentence is as follows:

1. Never go to school on Saturdays. 2. Never go to school on Saturdays. 3. The teachers are never late. 4. Dad looks at the menu for a long time. 5. Jack always finishes his meal. 6. The meal is usually very expensive. 7. We rarely go to our local café. 8. We are usually hungry after football practice.

The rules for arranging words in English sentences are as follows:

- The subject of the sentence comes first, followed by the verb and then the object . - Adverbs and adjectives usually come before the words they modify . - In questions, the auxiliary verb is usually put at the beginning of the question . - Adverbs of frequency (always, never, usually, etc.) are usually put between the subject and the predicate . - Adverbs of manner, place, and time are usually written at the end of the sentence .

Please note that these are general rules and there might be exceptions depending on the context.