Предмет: Английский язык, автор: dmitruk10

Замените выделенные слова личными местоимениями в объектном падеже
1. I like Nick 2. We like Bess 3. He likes ice-cream 4. Can you show the pictures to Ben? 5. You can tell Helen my e-mail addres 6. Are you interested in footbal? 7. I want to buy two bottles of milk for Bess 8. Do you want to play tennis with Ben? 9. We must speak to Nick.
10. You should invite Helen and Bess to your house for dinner 11. Do you know Mary?
12. Tell Nick about your plan. 13. I see my friends every day

Ответы

Автор ответа: Мелтем

1) him
2)her
3) it
4) them
5)her
6) it
8) hin
9)him
11) her
13) them

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