Question

Помогите плиз! 2 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form, present simple or present continuous. 'Hello, and welcome to Tonight's Sky, the astronomy show. This is going to be a fantastic month! First of all, the full moon (1) (appear) on the third. It's a great chance to take photos of the Moon, and I (2) (travel) to Chesterton Astronomy Club to meet the members there and share some tips on photographing the Moon. Then, on the 12th, the National Astronomy Festival (3). (begin). That's the start of a week of events, and we at Tonight's Sky (4) (organise) our own celebration of this fantastic hobby. We (5) (have) a star party on the 14th, when you can come and look through some amazing telescopes. Saturn (6) (rise) early that evening, so you might get the chance to see the wonderful rings! Also, on the 16th, I (7). (speak) at the festival about some amazing discoveries. That (8) (start) at seven, so get there in plenty of time. And now, let's get on with tonight's programme

Answer 1

Ответ:

'Hello, and welcome to Tonight's Sky, the astronomy show. This is going to be a fantastic month!

First of all, the full moon appears on the third. It's a great chance to take photos

of the Moon, and I travel to Chesterton Astronomy

Club to meet the members there and share some tips on photographing the Moon. Then, on the 12th,

the National Astronomy Festival  begins. That's the start of a week of events,

and we at Tonight's Sky are organising our own celebration of this fantastic hobby.

We have a star party on the 14th, when you can come and look through

some amazing

telescopes. Saturn is rising early that evening, so you might get the chance to

see the wonderful rings! Also, on the 16th, Im speaking at the festival about some amazing

discoveries. That starts at seven, so get there in plenty of time. And now, let's get on

with tonight's programme

Объяснение:

Answer 2

'Hello, and welcome to Tonight's Sky, the astronomy show. This is going to be a fantastic month! First of all, the full moon (1) appears on the third. It's a great chance to take photos of the Moon, and I (2) am traveling to Chesterton Astronomy Club to meet the members there and share some tips on photographing the Moon. Then, on the 12th, the National Astronomy Festival (3) begins. That's the start of a week of events, and we at Tonight's Sky (4) are organizing our own celebration of this fantastic hobby. We (5) are having a star party on the 14th, when you can come and look through some amazing telescopes. Saturn (6) rises early that evening, so you might get the chance to see the wonderful rings! Also, on the 16th, I (7) am speaking at the festival about some amazing discoveries. That (8) starts at seven, so get there in plenty of time. And now, let's get on with tonight's programme.'