Question

1. Не ... bom in 1998. 2. We ... students now. 3. We ... good friends in our group. 4. It ... an interesting book. 5. Who ... absent today? 6. He ... a student. 7. What ... he? — He ... a doctor? 8. These ... my pencils. 9. Where ... this book? — It ... on the table. 10. What ... their names? 11. Mary ... a girl. 12. Who ... he? 13. What ... you? 14. This man ... in the room. 15. How ... she? 16. How ... you? — I ... fine. 17. How ... your friend? 18. ... he your son? 19. Tomorrow we ... at home. 20. ... you a sportsman? 21. There ... no book on the table. 22. It ... my parents’ car. 23. There ... 20 students in our group now.

Answer 1

He is Bom. We are student now. We are good friends in our group. It is an interesing book. Who is absent today. He is a student. What is he? He is a doctor? These is my pencil. Where are this book? It is on the table. What is their names? Mary is a girl. Who is he? What are you? This man is..... How is she.?how are you? I'm fine. How are your friend! Is he you son! Tomorrow we is at home. Are you a sportsman? There is no book on the table. It is my parents car. There is....

Answer 2

1. Не bom in 1998.

I'm sorry, but the phrase "Не bom in 1998" doesn't make sense. Could you please provide more context or clarify your question?

2. We students now.

It seems like you're trying to say "We are students now." This sentence indicates that the speaker and others are currently students.

3. We good friends in our group.

It seems like you're trying to say "We are good friends in our group." This sentence indicates that the speaker and others have a strong friendship within their group.

4. It an interesting book.

It seems like you're trying to say "It is an interesting book." This sentence indicates that the book being referred to is interesting.

5. Who absent today?

It seems like you're trying to ask "Who is absent today?" This question is asking about the person who is not present on the current day.

6. He a student.

This sentence indicates that "he" is a student.

7. What he? — He a doctor?

It seems like you're asking "What is he? Is he a doctor?" The first question is asking about the occupation or role of a person, and the second question is confirming if the person is indeed a doctor.

8. These my pencils.

It seems like you're trying to say "These are my pencils." This sentence indicates that the pencils being referred to belong to the speaker