4. Turn the sentences into singular where possible.
1. Are the women making cakes?
2. They work with ladies who have two daughters.
3. Were there geese, deer and foxes in the pictures?
4. These workers want to buy new shelves. 5. Their neighbours have sharp scissors and knives.
6. The boys are putting on their new shorts. 7. Those gentlemen read newspapers twice a day.
8. Our eye-glasses are in the boxes.
9. Our teachers don't like those students' answers.
10. Have these sportsmen good chances to beat their competitors?
1. Are the women making cakes?
2. They work with ladies who have two daughters.
3. Were there geese, deer and foxes in the pictures?
4. These workers want to buy new shelves. 5. Their neighbours have sharp scissors and knives.
6. The boys are putting on their new shorts. 7. Those gentlemen read newspapers twice a day.
8. Our eye-glasses are in the boxes.
9. Our teachers don't like those students' answers.
10. Have these sportsmen good chances to beat their competitors?
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He works with a lady who has two daughters.
Was there a goose, deer, and fox in the picture?
This worker wants to buy a new shelf.
Their neighbor has a sharp scissor and knife.
The boy is putting on his new shorts.
That gentleman reads the newspaper twice a day.
My eye-glass is in the box.
Our teacher doesn't like that student's answer.
Does this sportsman have a good chance to beat his competitor?
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Ответ:Is the woman making a cake?
He works with a lady who has two daughters.
Was there a goose, a deer, and a fox in the picture?
This worker wants to buy a new shelf.
Their neighbor has a sharp scissors and a knife.
The boy is putting on his new shorts.
That gentleman reads a newspaper twice a day.
My eye-glass is in the box.
Our teacher doesn't like that student's answer.
Does this sportsman have a good chance to beat his competitor?