There is a shelf on the wall. He seems to use it as a bookshelf. On the shelf, there are two books. We can say he enjoys reading books. A basketball is on his uniform. We can see the top T-shirt and the bottom trunk. He seems to enjoy playing basketball. Write 'enjoy playing basketball' in the second blank. A guitar is leaning against the wall. He loves playing the guitar, I think. There is a camera on the bed. Some photos are besides it. So he enjoys taking pictures. Complete the three blanks looking at the photo on the left.
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Would you check the passage above? Thank you.
Who is "He"?
We can see his T-shirt and trunks. (Including top and bottom is repetitive.)
Connect the two clauses at "So" -- these two should be all one sentence.
Everything else is fine.
There is a shelf on the wall. He seems to use it as a bookshelf. On the shelf, there are two books. We can say he enjoys reading books. A basketball is on his uniform. We can see the top T-shirt and the bottom trunk. He seems to enjoy playing basketball. Write 'enjoy playing basketball' in the second blank. A guitar is leaning against the wall. He loves playing the guitar, I think. There is a camera on the bed. Some photos are besides it. So he enjoys taking pictures. Complete the three blanks looking at the photo on the left.
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The passage appears to be describing a person's interests and hobbies based on the objects and items in the room. To complete the three blanks, we need to deduce what the person enjoys based on the clues provided.
1. He seems to enjoy playing basketball. (Based on the basketball on his uniform.)
2. He loves playing the guitar, I think. (Based on the guitar leaning against the wall.)
3. So he enjoys taking pictures. (Based on the camera on the bed and the presence of photos nearby.)
Therefore, the completed sentences would be:
1. He enjoys reading books.
2. He enjoys playing basketball.
3. He enjoys playing the guitar.