Question

Ex. 5 Choose the correct form: 1. It’s snowing / It snows quite often in Britain during the winter. 2. I’m going / I go to bed now. Goodnight. 3. Normally, I’m going / I go to bed at around 11.30 every night. 4. “Where’s Simon?” “He’s cooking / He cooks the dinner.” 5. There’s something wrong with Lynne’s car at the moment so she’s going / she goes to work by bus this week. 6. The River Thames is flowing / flows through London. 7. Sarah has got an exam soon, so she’s working / she works hard at the moment.

Answer 1

Ответ:

it's snowing, I'm going. I go to bed at around, hey cooks , she going, is flowing, she's working

Answer 2

1. it snows
2. i’m going
3. i go to
4. he’s cooking
5. she goes
6. flows
7. she’s working

Answer 3

It seems like you want me to choose the correct verb form for each sentence. Here are the correct forms:

1. It's snowing quite often in Britain during the winter.
2. I'm going to bed now. Goodnight.
3. Normally, I go to bed at around 11.30 every night.
4. "Where's Simon?" "He's cooking the dinner."
5. There's something wrong with Lynne's car at the moment, so she's going to work by bus this week.
6. The River Thames flows through London.
7. Sarah has got an exam soon, so she's working hard at the moment.