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Correct these sentences. Use full stops in sentences. Write the full variant:

1. What’s that noise? It sounds terriblly.

2. Tim always listens to the teacher attentive.

3. I’d like to try on this suit. It looks nicely.

1. What’s that noise? It sounds terrible.

2. Tim always listens to the teacher attentively.

3. I’d like to try on this suit. It looks nice.

Объяснение:

1. What’s that noise? It sounds terribly.

Explanation: The original sentence is missing a full stop at the end. A question mark is used at the end of a sentence when asking a question. The word "terribly" is misspelled in the original sentence.

Step-by-step:
- Add a question mark at the end of the sentence: What’s that noise?
- Correct the spelling of the word "terribly": It sounds terribly.

Corrected sentence: What’s that noise? It sounds terribly.

2. Tim always listens to the teacher attentively.

Explanation: The original sentence is missing a full stop at the end. The word "attentive" needs to be changed to its adverb form "attentively" as it describes how Tim listens.

Step-by-step:
- Add a full stop at the end of the sentence: Tim always listens to the teacher attentively.
- Change the adjective "attentive" to its adverb form "attentively" to describe how Tim listens.

Corrected sentence: Tim always listens to the teacher attentively.

3. I’d like to try on this suit. It looks nice.

Explanation: The original sentence is missing a full stop at the end. The word "nicely" needs to be changed to its adjective form "nice" as it describes how the suit looks.

Step-by-step:
- Add a full stop at the end of the sentence: I’d like to try on this suit.
- Change the adverb "nicely" to its adjective form "nice" to describe how the suit looks.

Corrected sentence: I’d like to try on this suit. It looks nice.