Question

Нужно составить их в Present Continues. Очень нужно, срочно, сам не понимаю как и что, помогите пожалуйста!!! 1. The businessmen/ to discuss problems. 2. Mr Green / to play tennis. 3. Betsy / to learn French. 4. The British sportsmen/ to stay in Moscow. 5. Our secretary / to have dinner. 6. My friend / to read an interesting book. 7. Paul / to drive a car. 8. The manager / to have talks. 9. I/ to study a new English tense.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Глагол to be( am, is, are) + глагол с ing окончанием

Объяснение:

1. the businessman is discussing problems.

2. Mr Green is playing tennis

3. Betsy is learning Frensh

4. The British sportsmen is staying in Moscow.

5. Our secretary is have dinner( have вроде является исключением)

6. Му friend is reading an interesting book.

7. Paul is driving a car.

8. The manager is havе talks.

9. I am studying a new English tense

Answer 2

Ответ:

The businessmen is discussing problems.

Mr Green is playing tennis.

Betsy is learning French.

The British sportsmen is staying in Moscow.

Our secretary is having dinner.

My friend is reading an interesting book.

Paul is driving a car.

The manager is having talks.

I am studying a new English tense.

Answer 3

Конечно, я помогу вам с этим. Чтобы перевести предложения в Present Continuous (Present Continuous Tense), нужно добавить соответствующую форму глагола "to be" (am, is, are) и глагол в инфинитиве с окончанием -ing. Вот результаты:

1. The businessmen are discussing problems. (Бизнесмены обсуждают проблемы.)
2. Mr Green is playing tennis. (Мистер Грин играет в теннис.)
3. Betsy is learning French. (Бетси изучает французский язык.)
4. The British sportsmen are staying in Moscow. (Британские спортсмены остаются в Москве.)
5. Our secretary is having dinner. (Наш секретарь ужинает.)
6. My friend is reading an interesting book. (Мой друг читает интересную книгу.)
7. Paul is driving a car. (Пол водит машину.)
8. The manager is having talks. (Менеджер ведет переговоры.)
9. I am studying a new English tense. (Я изучаю новое английское время.)