Question

Get-gets go - goeswatch - watchesfly - fliesfish - fishesHe gets up at seven in the morningDoes he get up at eight? No, he doesn't пж что там делать​

Answer 1

Ответ:

I get up at seven in the morning

Do I get up at eight? No, I don't

she gets up at five in the morning

Does she get up at five in the morning? Yes, she does

You watch TV in the evening

Do you watch TV in the morning? No, you don't

Answer 2

It looks like you're working with irregular verbs in English. In English, some verbs change their forms when they are used in different tenses or with different subjects. Here's a breakdown of the verbs you've listed:

1. get - gets
2. go - goes
3. watch - watches
4. fly - flies
5. fish - fishes

The examples you provided demonstrate how these verbs change when used with different subjects and tenses:

• He gets up at seven in the morning.
• Does he get up at eight? No, he doesn't.

In these sentences, "get" changes to "gets" when used with the third-person singular subject "he."

If you have any specific questions or need further clarification, please feel free to ask!