Question

1) I asked mum (to teach/taught) me to bake cakes. 2) Sue (puts/put) her bag on the chair and left the classroom. 3) (Spell/spelt your name, please.

Answer 1

1. To teach
2. Put
3. Spell

Answer 2

1 taught
2 put
3 spell

Answer 3

1) I asked mum to teach me to bake cakes. In this sentence, the correct form is "to teach." The verb "asked" is followed by the infinitive "to teach," which indicates the action that you requested from your mum. Asking someone to teach you something means that you are requesting their guidance or instruction in that particular skill or activity.

2) Sue puts her bag on the chair and left the classroom. In this sentence, the correct form is "put." The verb "puts" is in the present tense, indicating a habitual action. However, since the action of putting her bag on the chair happened in the past, the correct form is "put." Additionally, the word "left" should be in the past tense as well, so the corrected sentence would be: "Sue put her bag on the chair and left the classroom."

3) Spell your name, please. In this sentence, the correct form is "spell." The verb "spell" is used to request someone to articulate or recite the letters that make up their name. The correct sentence is already provided.