Question

Очень срочно , даю 35 балов!!! Choose the correct options. 1. I can't stand (walking/to walk/walk) the dog in bad weather. 2. I'd like (having/have/to have) a pet at home if my parents don't mind. I'd like to have a dog. 3. Can you tell me the shop (who/where/which) you buy dog food? 4. Mr Black is a man (which/who/where) advised me that laptop. 5. We ( can/mustn't/don't have to) use any gadgets at lessons at school. It's completely prohibited. 6. Since my parents gave me an e-book, I (can't/mustn't/don't have to) go to the library to find the books I need. 7. Look back! There is a very fast biker (between/behind/above) you! 8 .Look! Your dog is digging a hole (in front/above/under) the tree.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) walking

2) to have

3) where

4) who

5) mustn't

6) don't have to

7) behind

8) under

Answer 2

1. I can't stand walking the dog in bad weather. Explanation: The correct option is "walking" because it is used as a gerund after the verb "stand". "To walk" is an infinitive and "walk" is a bare infinitive, neither of which correctly fit the sentence structure.

2. I'd like to have a pet at home if my parents don't mind. Explanation: The correct option is "to have" because it is used after the verb "like". "Having" is a gerund and does not fit the sentence structure.

3. Can you tell me the shop where you buy dog food? Explanation: The correct option is "where" because it is used to indicate a location. "Who" refers to a person and "which" is used for objects or animals.

4. Mr Black is a man who advised me that laptop. Explanation: The correct option is "who" because it is used to refer to a person. "Which" is used for objects or animals, and "where" is used for locations.

5. We mustn't use any gadgets at lessons at school. It's completely prohibited. Explanation: The correct option is "mustn't" because it expresses prohibition. "Can" indicates ability and "don't have to" indicates lack of obligation.

6. Since my parents gave me an e-book, I don't have to go to the library to find the books I need. Explanation: The correct option is "don't have to" because it indicates lack of obligation. "Can't" indicates inability and "mustn't" indicates prohibition.

7. Look back! There is a very fast biker behind you! Explanation: The correct option is "behind" because it indicates the position of the biker in relation to the person. "Between" is used for two objects or people, and "above" is used for a higher position.

8. Look! Your dog is digging a hole under the tree. Explanation: The correct option is "under" because it indicates the position of the hole in relation to the tree. "In front" is used for a position ahead, and "above" is used for a higher position.