Отрицательная и вопросительных форма We read, pete reads, the boy read, children reads, they read.

A. They're from Afrika. They're very big. They're grey. They can swim very well. They eat grass. They drink water. B. They're from Afrika. They're yellow and brown. They're very big. They can run. They eat leaves and grass. They drink water. C.

I can speak Russin with them says Pete. I know I know Russian very well. But if English or American children come to see us, don*t you to speak them? asks Peter*s father. Of course I do says Pete. Well, dear.

Make sentences about Ben and Pete with: Pete/Ben is ... than Ben/Pete. Pete's/Ben's ... is ... than Ben's/Pete's ...

Give Pete's answer to Jack's questions. Jack:Have you ever been to a foreign country? What country have you been to? Pete: ... Jack:Where and with whom were you there? Pete: ... Jack:How did you get there? Was it difficult to buy tickets? Pete: ...

Restore the article from a newspaper: Police struggle to identify "Mummy's boy" Police / return / little boy / his family. Police / have / hard time / boy / tell / his name / be / "Mummy's boy".