Question

Выбрать правильный ответ. 1.He feels/feel scared when he is/are alone at home. 2.She can`t hang out/hangs out with her friends at the moment. She is cooking/cooks. 3.Mark can play/plays volleyball very well. He can`t play/play in basketball. 4.She don`t/doesn’t feel motivated when she have got/has got Mathematics at school. 5. Do/does they want to be/to sing famous dancers ? 6. Swimming and dancing is/are my hobbies. 7. I like go for a walk / to go for a walk with my friends. 8. Mark and Kate aren`t /are friends. They are/is brother and sister. 9. Mark and Kate don`t/doesn`t/haven`t got a car.​ 10.My family are/is big. I have got/has got 2 sister and a brother.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.He feels/feel scared when he is/are alone at home.

2.She can`t hang out/hangs out with her friends at the moment. She is cooking/cooks.

3.Mark can play/plays volleyball very well. He can`t play/play in basketball.

4.She don`t/doesn’t feel motivated when she have got/has got Mathematics at school.

5. Do/does they want to be/to sing famous dancers ?

6. Swimming and dancing is/are my hobbies.

7. I like go for a walk / to go for a walk with my friends.

8. Mark and Kate aren`t /are friends. They are/is brother and sister.

9. Mark and Kate don`t/doesn`t/haven`t got a car.

10.My family are/is big. I have got/has got 2 sister and a brother.

Answer 2

Here are the correct answers:

1. He feels scared when he is alone at home. (Use "feels" because "he" is singular)
2. She can't hang out with her friends at the moment. She is cooking. (Use "can't" and "is cooking" for correct tenses)
3. Mark can play volleyball very well. He can't play basketball. (Use "can" and "can't" for ability)
4. She doesn't feel motivated when she has got Mathematics at school. (Use "doesn't" and "has got" for correct tenses)
5. Do they want to be famous dancers? (Use "Do" for questions)
6. Swimming and dancing are my hobbies. (Use "are" because there are two hobbies)
7. I like to go for a walk with my friends. (Use "to go" for the correct infinitive form)
8. Mark and Kate aren't friends. They are brother and sister. (Use "aren't" for two people who are not friends)
9. Mark and Kate don't have a car. (Use "don't have" for plural subjects)
10. My family is big. I have 2 sisters and a brother. (Use "is" for "family" as a singular collective noun and "have" for the correct tense)