Question

1) Has Tom a water, a coffee and 3 spoons in his kitchen? 2) Does Marina has got a lot of friend at school? 3)Are there many rain in the street yesterday? 4)He is going to buying new computer last week. 5)Does she and 3 of her friends goes to the cinema?

Answer 1

1- does Tom have a water....
2-does Marina have got.....
3-were there many rains....
4-he was going to buy.....
5-does she and 3 of her friends go to the cinema?

Answer 2

1) том есть вода, кофе и 3 ложки в своей кухне? 2) Есть ли у Марины много друзей в школе? 3) есть много дождя на улице вчера? 4) он собирается покупать новый компьютер на прошлой неделе. 5)она и 3 ее друзей идет в кино?

Answer 3

1) Does Tom have a water, a coffee, and 3 spoons in his kitchen?

Based on the information provided, we cannot determine whether Tom has a water, a coffee, and 3 spoons in his kitchen. The question does not provide any context or information about Tom's possessions or kitchen supplies.

If you have more specific information or context about Tom's kitchen, I would be happy to help further.

2) Does Marina have a lot of friends at school?

Based on the available search results, we cannot determine the specific number of friends Marina has at school. However, it is mentioned in one of the search snippets that Marina has many friends, but her best friend is Peter This suggests that Marina has at least one close friend at school.

3) Were there many rain in the street yesterday?

The question seems to be asking about the amount of rain that occurred in the street yesterday. However, the phrasing is not clear. If you meant to ask "Was there a lot of rain in the street yesterday?", then based on the information available, we cannot determine the specific amount of rain that occurred in the street yesterday. The search results do not provide any relevant information about the weather conditions on a specific day.

If you have more specific information or context about the weather conditions or location, I would be happy to help further.

4) Is he going to buy a new computer last week?

The statement "He is going to buy a new computer last week" is grammatically incorrect. The phrase "last week" refers to a past time period, while the phrase "is going to buy" refers to a future action. Therefore, it is not possible for someone to go back in time and buy a computer last week.

If you have more specific information or context about the timeline or the person's plans to buy a new computer, I would be happy to help further.

5) Do she and 3 of her friends go to the cinema?

Based on the information provided, we cannot determine whether she and 3 of her friends go to the cinema. The question does not provide any context or information about their plans or preferences.

If you have more specific information or context about their plans to go to the cinema, I would be happy to help further.