Question

I have got a bike.....bike is green.A,The,-.2....funny.It's,Its,It.3.Tom ....go to the swimming pool.don't,doesn't,isn't.4.Are the ...from Moscow?sporstman,sportsmen,woman.5.His friends...TV in the afternoon.are watch,watch,are watching.6. His friends...TV now.are watch,watch,are watching.7. Kate..TV every day.watch,watches,is watching.8. I cannot play...games. this,that,these.9.Mrs Green can't....the piano.play,plays, to play.10.....my teachers.This is,These are,They

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1. I have got a bike. The bike is green. (The article "the" should be used to refer to a specific object, in this case, the bike that you have.)
2. It's funny. (The contraction "it's" is used to mean "it is".)
3. Tom doesn't go to the swimming pool. (The auxiliary verb "doesn't" is used to make the sentence negative.)
4. Are the sportsmen from Moscow? (The plural form of "sportsman" is "sportsmen".)
5. His friends are watching TV in the afternoon. (The present continuous tense "are watching" is used to describe an action that is currently happening.)
6. His friends are watching TV now. (Same as sentence 5, the present continuous tense "are watching" is used to describe an action that is currently happening.)
7. Kate watches TV every day. (The simple present tense "watches" is used to describe a habitual action.)
8. I cannot play these games. (The demonstrative pronoun "these" is used to refer to games that are close in proximity.)
9. Mrs Green can't play the piano. (The auxiliary verb "can't" is used to indicate inability.)
10. These are my teachers. (The demonstrative pronoun "these" is used to refer to teachers that are close in proximity.)