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Объяснение:

Talk to your friend about the shapes in the pictures. — Поговорите со своим другом о фигурах на картинках.

Is the orange triangle smaller than the purple one? Yes, it is. — Оранжевый треугольник меньше, чем фиолетовый? Да.

Is the blue triangle bigger than the orange one? Yes, it is. — Синий треугольник больше, чем оранжевый? Да.

Is the blue triangle the biggest one? Yes, it is. It’s the biggest triangle. — Синий треугольник самый большой? Да. Это самый большой треугольник.

Which … is the smallest? — Который … является самым маленьким?

Which … is the biggest? — Который … является самым большим?