Divide these adjectives into two groups. Which adjectives
are traditionally used for men? Which adjectives are
traditionally used for women?(Разделите эти прилагательные на две группы. Какие прилагательные
традиционно используются для мужчин? Какие прилагательные являются
традиционно используется для женщин?)
adventurous
ambitious
assertive
caring
compassionate
competitive
confident
considerate
cooperative
emotional
sensitive
strong
stubborn
talkative

Peter gives the mouse his three coins because...

b) people will give him some bread to eat.

2. Выбери правильный ответ на вопрос.

1) Why is Mary sad?

a) She can't find her ring.

2) What does Mary's father give Peter?

b) He gives Peter a lot of coins.

3. True or False.

a) On a cloudy and windy day Peter meets a mouse.=True

b) So Peter gives the mouse some bread to eat.=False.

c) Mary can't find her nice ring in the house.=True

d) The mouse finds the ring in the kitchen.=True

4. Пронумеруй предложения в соответствии с прочитанной сказкой.

2) "People will give me some bread to eat."

5)Peter gives the mouse a lot of presents for her children.

3) "I'll give a lot of coins to the man who will find Mary's ring."

4) Peter asks the mouse to help him. 

1) "Give me your coins, please!" 

Peter gives the mouse his three coins because...

b) people will give him some bread to eat.

2. Выбери правильный ответ на вопрос.

1) Why is Mary sad?

a) She can't find her ring.

2) What does Mary's father give Peter?

b) He gives Peter a lot of coins.

3. True or False.

a) On a cloudy and windy day Peter meets a mouse.=True

b) So Peter gives the mouse some bread to eat.=False.

c) Mary can't find her nice ring in the house.=True

d) The mouse finds the ring in the kitchen.=True

4. Пронумеруй предложения в соответствии с прочитанной сказкой.

2) "People will give me some bread to eat."

5)Peter gives the mouse a lot of presents for her children.

3) "I'll give a lot of coins to the man who will find Mary's ring."

4) Peter asks the mouse to help him. 

1) "Give me your coins, please!"