题五:按要求完成句子.1.She was born on May 11th. Her on May 11th.2.I saw some butterflies in the garden. I see butterflies in the garden.3.It looks like a dog. . it like? 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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题五：按要求完成句子。

1.She was born on May 11th. (改为同义句)

Her _____ _______ on May 11th.

2.I saw some butterflies in the garden.(改为否定句)

I _____ see _____butterflies in the garden.

3.It looks like a dog. (对画线部分提问) .

______ ______ it ______ like?

4.She couldn’t go to the party because she had to look after her sister. (对画线部分提问)

________ _______she go to the party?

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