Question

Complete the sentences with the words of ex. 1. cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage, apples, carrots. There is some ____________ on the table. There aren't any _________ in the bag, but there are some __________________ there. There are no green ________________ on the table, but there are some red ________________ there.

Answer 1

1)cabbage
2)appls
3)carrots
4)cucumbers
5)tomatoes

Answer 2

To complete the sentences, we need to use the words provided: cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage, apples, and carrots. Let's go through each sentence one by one.

1. "There is some ____________ on the table." Based on the given options, we can choose either "cucumbers," "tomatoes," "cabbage," "apples," or "carrots" to fill in the blank. Since there is no specific information given, we can choose any of the options. Let's say we choose "apples." The sentence would then become: "There is some apples on the table."

2. "There aren't any ___________ in the bag, but there are some _________________ there." Here, we are given two blanks. The first blank requires a plural noun, while the second blank requires a plural noun preceded by "some." Looking at the options, we can see that the first blank can be filled with "cucumbers," "tomatoes," "cabbage," "apples," or "carrots." Let's choose "cucumbers." The sentence would then become: "There aren't any cucumbers in the bag, but there are some _________________ there." Now, for the second blank, we can choose any of the remaining options: "tomatoes," "cabbage," "apples," or "carrots." Let's choose "tomatoes." The final sentence would be: "There aren't any cucumbers in the bag, but there are some tomatoes there."

3. "There are no green ________________ on the table, but there are some red _________________ there." Similar to the previous sentence, we have two blanks to fill. The first blank requires a plural noun, while the second blank requires a plural noun preceded by "some." We can see that the first blank can be filled with "cucumbers," "tomatoes," "cabbage," "apples," or "carrots." Let's choose "cabbage." The sentence would then become: "There are no green cabbage on the table, but there are some red _________________ there." Now, for the second blank, we can choose any of the remaining options: "tomatoes," "apples," or "carrots." Let's choose "apples." The final sentence would be: "There are no green cabbage on the table, but there are some red apples there."

So, the completed sentences would be: 1. There is some