Question

Помогите плиз даю 30 баллов Find the nonsense word in each pair of sentences below. Replace that word in each sentence with the same real word. Make sure the word you choose makes sense in both of the sentences. 1. The teacher told us to stand in a straight wingding. Louis drew a wingding under the correct answer. 2. It is hard to be lammy when you are waiting for your turn. The lammy in the hospital bed was feeling much better. 3. Dad said, “Please use your puffit instead of your fingers”. When we came to the puffit in the road, we were not sure which way to go.

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Объяснение:

Answer 2

Nonsense Word Replacement Exercise

In this exercise, we are given pairs of sentences with a nonsense word in each pair. Our task is to identify the nonsense word and replace it with a real word that makes sense in both sentences. Let's go through each pair of sentences and find the correct replacements.

1. The teacher told us to stand in a straight wingding. - Louis drew a wingding under the correct answer.

In this pair of sentences, the nonsense word is "wingding." To find a real word that makes sense in both sentences, we need to consider the context. Since the teacher told the students to stand in a straight line, we can replace "wingding" with "line" in both sentences.

Revised sentences: - The teacher told us to stand in a straight line. - Louis drew a line under the correct answer.

2. It is hard to be lammy when you are waiting for your turn. - The lammy in the hospital bed was feeling much better.

In this pair of sentences, the nonsense word is "lammy." To find a real word that makes sense in both sentences, we need to consider the context. Since it is hard to be patient when waiting for your turn, we can replace "lammy" with "patient" in both sentences.

Revised sentences: - It is hard to be patient when you are waiting for your turn. - The patient in the hospital bed was feeling much better.

3. Dad said, "Please use your puffit instead of your fingers." - When we came to the puffit in the road, we were not sure which way to go.

In this pair of sentences, the nonsense word is "puffit." To find a real word that makes sense in both sentences, we need to consider the context. Since Dad asked to use a map instead of fingers and the word "puffit" is used in the context of a road, we can replace "puffit" with "map" in both sentences.

Revised sentences: - Dad said, "Please use your map instead of your