Question

8.6.15.1) Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form. Give reasons. 1 A: I want (organise) a clean-up day. B: Can I (join) you? 2 A: I'd love (help) poor people in other countries. B: You could money to a charity. 3 A: We should all do something … (protect) the environment. B: Yes, people need to stop … (cut) down so many trees. 4 A; What can I do (reduce) air pollution? B: You could try instead of driving to school. (donate) (walk)

Answer 1

вот так.Все првильно учительница проверяла

Answer 2

1. A: I want to organize a clean-up day. B: Can I join you?

   • In this sentence, "want" and "organize" are in the base form because they are used in their infinitive form to express a desire or intention. "Join" is also in the base form because it follows the modal verb "can."

2. A: I'd love to help poor people in other countries. B: You could donate money to a charity.

   • "Love" is in the base form because it is followed by the modal verb "could," which requires the base form of the verb after it. "Help" is in the base form because it follows "to" in the infinitive form. "Donate" is also in the base form because it's used in its infinitive form after "could."

3. A: We should all do something to protect the environment. B: Yes, people need to stop cutting down so many trees.

   • "Do" is in the base form because it follows "should" in its base form. "Protect" is in the base form because it follows "to" in the infinitive form. "Cut" is in the base form because it follows the verb "stop."

4. A: What can I do to reduce air pollution? B: You could try walking instead of driving to school.

   • "Do" is in the base form because it follows "can" in its base form. "Reduce" is in the base form because it follows "to" in the infinitive form. "Try" is also in the base form because it is followed by the verb "walking" in its base form.