Question

Помогите найти ошибки пожалуйста: 1. Your friend might has the flu. 2. Denis may be tired. 3. He are may Mexican. 4. The teacher must laughs angrily. 5. Larissa may very ill. 6. Arslan must works as a surgeon. И если не сложно, краткое обьяснине почему не правильно

Answer 1

1. Your friends might has the flu.

(добавили s, потому, что их много, а не один. Об этом говорит слово has, если бы кто-то один, тогда бы мы использовали have)

2. Denis more be tired. (здесь когда перевести можно понять, какое слово подойдёт)

3. He are live may Mexican.

4. The teacher most laugh angrily. ( Когда однина пишем most)

5. Larisa may Mexican. (Лариса пишем с модной буквой s)

6. Arslan most works as a surgeon. (тоже, что и в 4)

Answer 2

1. Your friend might has the flu. Correction: Your friend might have the flu.

Explanation: The word "might" is used to express possibility, and when it is followed by a verb, the base form of the verb should be used. In this case, "have" is the correct base form of the verb "has."

2. Denis may be tired. No correction needed.

Explanation: This sentence is grammatically correct. "May" is used to express possibility, and it is followed by the adjective "tired."

3. He are may Mexican. Correction: He may be Mexican.

Explanation: The verb "are" is incorrect here because it is the present tense form of the verb "to be" for the pronoun "he." The correct form is "is." Additionally, the word order should be rearranged to "He may be Mexican" to express the possibility of his nationality.

4. The teacher must laughs angrily. Correction: The teacher must laugh angrily.

Explanation: The verb "laughs" is incorrect because the word "must" is a modal verb that doesn't require the verb "to be" or an -s ending. The base form of the verb "laugh" should be used.

5. Larissa may very ill. Correction: Larissa may be very ill.

Explanation: The adjective "very" should be placed before the adjective "ill" to modify it. The correct word order is "very ill."

6. Arslan must works as a surgeon. Correction: Arslan must work as a surgeon.

Explanation: The verb "works" is incorrect because the word "must" is a modal verb that doesn't require the verb "to be" or an -s ending. The base form of the verb "work" should be used.