Question

1.Why are you (cried/crying/cry)? -I've lost my camera. 2.Can I talk to Nick, please?-Sorry,he (are/is/am) having a bath at the moment.3.What (am/is/are) you doing?-Sh-sh! I (am/is/are) taking a photo of Mum sleeping.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

crying  

is

are

am

Объяснение:

crying продолжительное действие

is

are

am всегда с I

Answer 2

Ответ:

1) crying

2) is

3) are

am

Answer 3

1. Why are you crying? - The correct form is "crying." You use the present continuous tense "crying" to indicate that the action is happening right now. So, the person is crying because they've lost their camera, and it's a current situation.

2. Can I talk to Nick, please? - Sorry, he is having a bath at the moment. - The correct form is "is having." In this case, you are describing what Nick is currently doing, which is taking a bath. Therefore, the present continuous tense "is having" is used.

3. What are you doing? - Sh-sh! I am taking a photo of Mum sleeping. - The correct forms are "are you doing" and "am taking." "What are you doing" is asking about the current action, and "I am taking" is describing the action of taking a photo, which is happening right now.