Rewrite the sentences
Rewrite the sentences in the following way: This boy is a first-class gymnast. (Him, his) coach is an Olympic Champion.
This is a first-class gymnast. His coach is an Olympic Champion.
1. When (I/me) … was six years old may father took (I/me) … to a football match.
2. (These/This) … skis are very expensive.
3. (Anybody/Everybody) … liked this young football player’s performance.
4. How (many/much) … time a day do you practice?
5. Arthur told (him/his) … doctor about the back problems.
6. Tell me (who/why) … taught you playing table tennis so well.
7. There are (any/no) competitions in February.
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1. When I was six years old may father took me to a football match.
2. These skis are very expensive.
3. Everybody liked this young football player’s performance.
4. How many time a day do you practice?
5. Arthur told his doctor about the back problems.
6. Tell me who taught you playing table tennis so well.
7. There are no competitions in February.
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Rewrite the sentences
Rewrite the sentences in the following way: This boy is a first-class gymnast. (Him, his) coach is an Olympic Champion.
This is a first-class gymnast. His coach is an Olympic Champion.
1. When (I/me) … was six years old, my father took (I/me) … to a football match.
2. (These/This) … skis are very expensive.
3. (Anybody/Everybody) … liked this young football player’s performance.
4. How (many/much) … times a day do you practice?
5. Arthur told (him/his) … doctor about the back problems.
6. Tell me (who/why) … taught you to play table tennis so well.
7. There is (any/no) competitions in February.> There are few competitions in February.
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