I __________________(NOT/WANT) to go to school today,” Tracey told her father. “I understand, Tracey,”...

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I ______(NOT/WANT) to go to school today,” Tracey told her father. “I understand, Tracey,” he said. “Starting a new school can be very difficult. But you have to.”

A month before ______(THEY) family had moved to a new town and everything was still new and strange for Tracey. Dad smoothed Tracey’s hair down and ______(GIVE) her a little hug, “When your classes ______(BE) over, I’ll pick you up, ok?” When Tracey got to school and looked at the big building, she thought, “I wish I ______(CAN) run away,” but she knew it was impossible. She took a deep breath and walked up the steps to school. She went straight into her ______(FIVE) grade classroom. “That must be Tracey,” “Hello, Tracey!”, “Welcome, Tracey!” the ______(CHILD) in the room welcomed her. Everyone seemed friendly and Tracey felt a little ______(GOOD). The father picked her up after school. “How was your day?” he asked. To his surprise Tracey answered that she ______(LIKE) her new school.

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To fill in the blanks, we need to use the correct verb forms and possessive pronouns that fit the context of the sentences. Let's go through each blank one by one:

  1. "I don't want (NOT/WANT) to go to school today,” Tracey told her father. Here, the present simple negative form "don't want" is used because Tracey is expressing a current feeling or desire about not wanting to go to school.

  2. A month before their (THEY) family had moved to a new town and everything was still new and strange for Tracey. The possessive pronoun "their" is used to indicate that the family belongs to "they," referring to Tracey and her family.

  3. Dad smoothed Tracey’s hair down and gave (GIVE) her a little hug. The past simple form "gave" is used here because the action took place in the past.

  4. “When your classes are (BE) over, I’ll pick you up, ok?” The present simple form "are" is used because it refers to a general statement about when the classes finish.

  5. When Tracey got to school and looked at the big building, she thought, “I wish I could (CAN) run away,” but she knew it was impossible. The past simple form "could" is used here because it expresses a hypothetical or unreal situation in the past.

  6. She went straight into her fifth (FIVE) grade classroom. The ordinal number "fifth" is used to indicate the grade level Tracey is in.

  7. “That must be Tracey,” “Hello, Tracey!”, “Welcome, Tracey!” the children (CHILD) in the room welcomed her. The plural noun "children" is used because it refers to more than one child who is welcoming Tracey.

  8. Everyone seemed friendly and Tracey felt a little better (GOOD). The comparative adjective "better" is used to describe how Tracey's feelings improved compared to before.

  9. The father picked her up after school. “How was your day?” he asked. To his surprise, Tracey answered that she liked (LIKE) her new school. The past simple form "liked" is used to describe a completed action or feeling Tracey had about her school after spending the day there.

By filling in the blanks with the appropriate forms, the passage reflects a coherent narrative of Tracey's experience of starting at a new school and adjusting to her new environment.

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ответил 5 дней назад
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“I didn't want to go to school today,” Tracey told her father. “I understand, Tracey,” he said. “Starting a new school can be very difficult. But you have to.”

A month before their family had moved to a new town and everything was still new and strange for Tracey. Dad smoothed Tracey’s hair down and gave her a little hug, “When your classes are over, I’ll pick you up, ok?” When Tracey got to school and looked at the big building, she thought, “I wish I could run away,” but she knew it was impossible. She took a deep breath and walked up the steps to school. She went straight into her fifth-grade classroom. “That must be Tracey,” “Hello, Tracey!”, “Welcome, Tracey!” the children in the room welcomed her. Everyone seemed friendly and Tracey felt a little good. The father picked her up after school. “How was your day?” he asked. To his surprise, Tracey answered that she liked her new school.

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ответил 5 дней назад

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