Правильно или неправильно? исправьте ошибки там, где они есть. i don"t know your telephone number. 2. please don"t make noise. i study. 3. look somebody is climbing up the tree. 4. can you hear those people? what do they talk about. 5. are you believing me? 6. look! that man tries to open the door of your car. 7. the moon goes round the earth. 8. i"m thinking it would be good to stay here. 9. i"m usually going to work by car.

ответ: 2 i am studying

5 do you believe to me.

8 i think that it would be good to stay here.

9 i usually go to work by car.

объяснение: я исправила и

написала только неправильные.

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