My grandfather My brother My sister My mother is My father is in My grandmother is in BOŞLUKLARI DOLDURALIM
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My grandfather My brother My sister My mother is My father is in My grandmother is in BOŞLUKLARI DOLDURALIM
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QUESTION: Complete the sentences about family members by filling in the blanks.
RULE / FORMULA USED:
The sentences require stating the location or condition of each family member using “is” or “is in” and an appropriate place or description.
SOLUTION STEPS:
Step 1 — My grandfather
“My grandfather ___”
Complete with where your grandfather is or what he is doing, e.g., “My grandfather is in the kitchen.”
Step 2 — My brother
“My brother ___”
Similarly, complete with where your brother is or what he is doing, e.g., “My brother is playing outside.”
Step 3 — My sister
“My sister ___”
Complete with location or activity, e.g., “My sister is in her room.”
Step 4 — My mother is
“My mother is ___”
E.g., “My mother is cooking.”
Step 5 — My father is in
“My father is in ___”
E.g., “My father is in the garden.”
Step 6 — My grandmother is in
“My grandmother is in ___”
E.g., “My grandmother is in the living room.”
Since this is a fill-in-the-blank exercise with pictures that may show the location or activity, you should match your answers to the given pictures or your own situation.
ANSWER: (Sample answers based on common places)
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QUESTION: Fill the blanks for “My grandfather / My brother / My sister / My mother is / My father is in / My grandmother is in”
ANSWER:
EXPLANATION:
I cannot read the small pictures clearly in the photo you uploaded. The sentences above are common example answers for this kind of worksheet. To make the sentence use is + in + place (for example: is in the kitchen).
KEY CONCEPTS:
If you want exact answers based on the pictures, please upload a clearer or rotated crop of the worksheet and I will fill them precisely.
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