Question

b Complete the sentences with an object pronoun. 1 I always say hello to Ryan, but he never talks to me 2 Emily loves her boyfriend, but I don't think he loves 3 We go to my parents' house every weekend, but they never visit 4 You often make dinner for me, but I never cook for 5 I like the people I work with, but I never go out with 6 My grandmother has a mobile phone, but she never uses 7 I know Jessica's husband, but I don't like 8 Where are my glasses? I need to read the newspaper.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 I always say hello to Ryan, but he never talks to me.

2 Emily loves her boyfriend, but I don't think he loves him.

3 We go to my parents' house every weekend, but they never visit us.

4 You often make dinner for me, but I never cook for you.

5 I like the people I work with, but I never go out with them.

6 My grandmother has a mobile phone, but she never uses it.

7 I know Jessica's husband, but I don't like him.

8 Where are my glasses? I need them to read the newspaper.​

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's complete the sentences with object pronouns:

1. I always say hello to Ryan, but he never talks to me. 2. Emily loves her boyfriend, but I don't think he loves her. 3. We go to my parents' house every weekend, but they never visit us. 4. You often make dinner for me, but I never cook for you. 5. I like the people I work with, but I never go out with them. 6. My grandmother has a mobile phone, but she never uses it. 7. I know Jessica's husband, but I don't like him. 8. Where are my glasses? I need to read the newspaper. Them. (Note: In this case, "them" is used to refer to the glasses in a more informal way, treating them as plural.)