Question

3. Grammar. What stories are these sentenсes from? 1) Put the verbs in the correct form (use Present Perfest). 1. Someone ___________(break) my chair. Someone________(eat) my porridge. 2. You ________(eat) my drandmother! 3. I _______(run) away from my grandma and grandpa. 4. I _______(be) to the garden and I __________(bring) apples. Now I am cooking them for dinner. 5. "________ you ________(grive) away our cow for five beans?" cried the mother. 6."__________you____________(give) away our cow for five beans " cried the mother.

Answer 1

Someone _has broken__________ my chair.
Someone__has eaten______ my porridge.
You __have eaten______ my grandmother!
I __have run_____ away from my grandma and grandpa.
I __have been_____ to the garden and I __have brought________apples. Now I am cooking them for dinner.
Have you given away our cow for five beans?" cried the mother.

Answer 2

Sentences and Their Sources

1. Someone has broken my chair. Someone has eaten my porridge. - Source: These sentences are from the story "Goldilocks and the Three Bears."

2. You have eaten my grandmother! - Source: This sentence is from the story "Little Red Riding Hood."

3. I have run away from my grandma and grandpa. - Source: This sentence does not appear to be from a specific story. It is a general sentence.

4. I have been to the garden and I have brought apples. Now I am cooking them for dinner. - Source: This sentence does not appear to be from a specific story. It is a general sentence.

5. "Have you given away our cow for five beans?" cried the mother. - Source: This sentence is from the story "Jack and the Beanstalk."

6. "Have you given away our cow for five beans?" cried the mother. - Source: This sentence is from the story "Jack and the Beanstalk."

Please note that while some of the sentences are from specific stories, others are general sentences that do not appear to be from any particular story.