Question

ПОМОГИТЕ С АНГЛ 1. She _____ (wash) the dishes now. 2. My dad ______(drink) coffee every day. 3. I _____(paint) my room at the moment. 4. Tom ____ (not drive) a car on Mondays. 5. Children _____(not play) volleyball in winter. 6. _________(you / read) a book tonight? Yes, I ___. 7. _________(you/speak) English? Yes, I __.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.is washing

2.drinks

3.am painting

4.doesn't drive

5.don't play

6.Do you read,. do

7.Do you speak,. do

Answer 2

1. She is washing the dishes now. 2. My dad drinks coffee every day. 3. I am painting my room at the moment. 4. Tom does not drive a car on Mondays. 5. Children do not play volleyball in winter. 6. Are you reading a book tonight? Yes, I am. 7. Do you speak English? Yes, I do.

In these sentences, we are using different verb forms to talk about actions happening now, habitual actions, future actions, and questions. Let's break down each sentence and explain the verb forms used:

1. She is washing the dishes now. - Here, we use the present continuous tense (is washing) to talk about an action happening at the moment of speaking.

2. My dad drinks coffee every day. - Here, we use the simple present tense (drinks) to talk about a habitual or repeated action.

3. I am painting my room at the moment. - Here, we use the present continuous tense (am painting) to talk about an action happening at the moment of speaking.

4. Tom does not drive a car on Mondays. - Here, we use the simple present tense (does not drive) to talk about a general fact or a habitual action in the negative form.

5. Children do not play volleyball in winter. - Here, we use the simple present tense (do not play) to talk about a general fact or a habitual action in the negative form.

6. Are you reading a book tonight? Yes, I am. - Here, we use the present continuous tense (are reading) to form a question about an action happening in the future. The answer repeats the verb form (am) used in the question.

7. Do you speak English? Yes, I do. - Here, we use the simple present tense (do speak) to form a question about a general ability or habit. The answer repeats the verb form (do) used in the question.

These verb forms are commonly used in English to express different types of actions and time frames. By understanding and practicing these forms, you can effectively communicate in English.