Super Minds 2 Unit 7 Vocabulary And Grammar

The correct answer is "helicopter, Helicopter, HELICOPTER" because the question is asking for the correct word to fill in the blank. The word "helicopter" is spelled in three different ways (lowercase, capitalized, and all uppercase) to indicate that any of these variations would be considered correct.

The teacher is drawing a fish. The repetition of the word "fish" in different capitalizations suggests that the teacher is emphasizing the word and possibly the shape of the fish being drawn.

The correct answer is "boat, Boat, BOAT" because the question asks for the correct word to complete the sentence "I'd like to sail a..." and the word "boat" fits in this context. The repetition of the word in different capitalizations emphasizes the correct spelling of the word.

The word "lorry" is repeated three times with different capitalization. The correct answer is "lorry, Lorry, LORRY" because it matches the format of the given question. The repetition of the word emphasizes the speaker's desire to drive a lorry.

The correct word to complete the sentence is "motorbike" or "Motorbike" or "MOTORBIKE". These variations all refer to the same mode of transportation, a two-wheeled vehicle with a motor engine. The use of capital letters in the answer options suggests that the word can be written in different cases without affecting its correctness.

The correct answer is "he's riding a scooter., He's riding a scooter., HE'S RIDING A SCOOTER.,he's riding a scooter, He's riding a scooter, HE'S RIDING A SCOOTER". The words are arranged in the correct order to form the sentence "He's riding a scooter." The sentence is repeated multiple times with variations in capitalization and punctuation.

The correct answer is "I'm flying a plane." The explanation is that the sentence is written in the correct word order and capitalization. The subject "I" is followed by the verb "am" contracted to "I'm," and then the action "flying" is followed by the object "a plane." The correct capitalization is used for the pronoun "I" and the first letter of the sentence.

The correct answer is "she's waiting for a taxi, She's waiting for a taxi, SHE'S WAITING FOR A TAXI.,she's waiting for a taxi, She's waiting for a taxi, SHE'S WAITING FOR A TAXI." This answer is correct because it correctly orders the words to form a grammatically correct sentence. The capitalization and punctuation are also correct, indicating that the answer pays attention to proper sentence structure.

The boy in the picture is taking a photo.

The answer is 5, five, Five, FIVE because the question asks for the number of children in the classroom. The word "five" is repeated four times in different formats, which confirms that there are indeed five children in the classroom.

The dog is wearing glasses, which are typically worn by humans to improve vision or protect the eyes from sunlight or debris. In this case, the glasses are being emphasized by being written in all capital letters, suggesting that they are a prominent feature of the dog's appearance.