Write sentences. Use the hints in the table. Example 0. Bella likes working in an office. eat dairy products work in an office do sport go shopping for clothes Bella like be crazy about Dave dislike be into Paul and Pam hate not mind Bella ______________________________________________________________ . Dave ______________________________________________________________ . Dave ______________________________________________________________ . Paul and Pam _______________________________________________________ . Paul and Pam _______________________________________________________ . можно ответы писать на английском

Sure! Let's use the hints provided to create sentences for each character based on their preferences. Here’s the detailed solution, step by step: ### Step 1: Identify the Hints We have the following hints: 1. **Bella**: eat dairy products, work in an office (like) 2. **Dave**: do sport (dislike), go shopping for clothes (be into) 3. **Paul and Pam**: hate, not mind ### Step 2: Construct Sentences Using the hints, we can fill in the sentences for each character. 1. **Bella** - **Hint**: eat dairy products - **Sentence**: Bella **likes eating** dairy products. - **Hint**: work in an office - **Sentence**: Bella **likes working in an office.** 2. **Dave** - **Hint**: do sport - **Sentence**: Dave **dislikes doing** sport. - **Hint**: go shopping for clothes - **Sentence**: Dave **is into** going shopping for clothes. 3. **Paul and Pam** - **Hint**: hate - **Sentence**: Paul and Pam **hate doing** sport. - **Hint**: not mind - **Sentence**: Paul and Pam **don’t mind going** shopping for clothes. ### Final Sentences Combining the sentences we created, we get: 1. Bella likes eating dairy products. 2. Bella likes working in an office. 3. Dave dislikes doing sport. 4. Dave is into going shopping for clothes. 5. Paul and Pam hate doing sport. 6. Paul and Pam don’t mind going shopping for clothes. ### Recap of Key Concepts - **"Like"** is used to express a positive preference. - **"Dislike"** indicates a negative preference. - **"Be into"** suggests a strong interest in something. - **"Hate"** shows a strong negative sentiment, while **"not mind"** implies that the action is acceptable to them. These constructs will help in forming similar sentences for future exercises.