read and make up a fary tale (прочитать и составить сказку).1. Name of the fairy tale: The Frog Princess, Peter Pan, The Soldier and the Witch, S

Can you want to be an economist Jan wants skate Jan wants skates Jan wants to skate Jan can skate Jan can skates Jan can to skate Jan skate in the park Jan skates in the park Jan to skate in the park Jan don't in the park Jan doesn't in the park Jan isn't in the park Jan and I don't skate in the park Jan and I doesn't skate in the park Jan and I isn't skate in the park

thepot.2)There are some tomatoes in the borsch.3)There are some carrots in the borsch.4)There is some vinegar in the borsch.5)There is some sour cream in the borsch.6)There are some beets in the borsch.

we visited( visit) our grandmother last Sunday.
I.............. (talk) to my friend last night.
The children.......... (play) a game two hours ago.
I............... (phohe) Mark yesterday.
We........ (travel) to Spain last summer.
Sue........ (help) me with my homework yesterday.
We........ (paint) our house five days ago.
They........ (watch) a really good film yesterday.
2)Read and complete.(прочитайте и завершите)
Skip-skipped
Laugh-
pass-
stop-
try-
want-
climb-
cry-

-For his barthday
-for a picnic
10.Make up and act out the dialogue 'In the shop".Use:Can I help you?Here you are.Anything else?
How much is is (are they)?I'd like to... .
No, thenk you.Thet's all.

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