Think of questions you would like to ask a famous artist. Write down at least five.
3. Choose the right form of pronouns given in the brackets.
1. Most artists are very interested in (they, their, them) visitors’ responses.
2. If (I, you, we) don’t have experience with art critique or art terms, try to describe what (I, you, we) see or feel.
3. (Yours, your, you) is a subjective opinion.
4. Part of the beauty of art is being able to say (something, nothing, anything) just as the creator wants to say it.
5. Artists often work in jobs that mean (something, nothing, anything) to (they, them, their) in order to keep an adequate cash flow.
3. Choose the right form of pronouns given in the brackets.
1. Most artists are very interested in (they, their, them) visitors’ responses.
2. If (I, you, we) don’t have experience with art critique or art terms, try to describe what (I, you, we) see or feel.
3. (Yours, your, you) is a subjective opinion.
4. Part of the beauty of art is being able to say (something, nothing, anything) just as the creator wants to say it.
5. Artists often work in jobs that mean (something, nothing, anything) to (they, them, their) in order to keep an adequate cash flow.
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1 their
2 you, you
3 Yours
4 something
5 nothing, them
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My questions to a famous artist:
1 Who or what inspires you to create masterpieces?
2 Who is the greatest artist for you?
3 How old were you when you created your first work of art?
4 What does "creativity" mean to you? What makes people creative?
5 Are you talented or hard-working? Which of these two qualities is more important in art?
6 Wll people still admire your works of art in 50 years? Will you still be popular?