Question

Look at the pictures. Ask and answer questions. Use the phrases. * try on shoes * do their homebook * have lunch * surf * wear scarves 1/ Tom and John/ wear ties? Are Tom and John wearing ties? No! They aren"t wearing ties. They are wearing scarves. 2. Sally and Helen/ listen to misic? 3. Peter/ try on a sweatshirt? 4. Anna / swim? 5 The girls/look for a present?

Answer 1

Certainly! It seems like you're providing a set of pictures and asking questions about the activities of different people in those pictures. Let's go through each question:

1. Tom and John: - *Question:* Are Tom and John wearing ties? - *Answer:* No, they aren't wearing ties. They are wearing scarves.

2. Sally and Helen: - *Question:* Are Sally and Helen listening to music? - *Answer:* The information about Sally and Helen listening to music is not provided. You might need more details or context to answer this question.

3. Peter: - *Question:* Is Peter trying on a sweatshirt? - *Answer:* The information about Peter trying on a sweatshirt is not provided. You might need more details or context to answer this question.

4. Anna: - *Question:* Is Anna swimming? - *Answer:* The information about Anna swimming is not provided. You might need more details or context to answer this question.

5. The girls: - *Question:* Are the girls looking for a present? - *Answer:* The information about the girls looking for a present is not provided. You might need more details or context to answer this question.

To effectively ask and answer questions about activities in pictures, it's important to have specific details about each person's actions in the images. The phrases provided, such as "try on shoes," "do their homework," "have lunch," "surf," and "wear scarves," are useful for constructing questions and responses based on the depicted activities. If you have more details about each person's actions in the pictures, feel free to provide them for more accurate answers.