Question

UNIT 1 - Present SimplePresent Continuous7Write the third person singular of theverbs in the correct box, then read themaloud.laugh, kiss, read, look, speak, kick, put, catch,drive, brush, ride, walk, open, jump, play, know,cough, see, dance, close, help, listen, watch,wash, travel, write, lose, eat, rain, changeor/s/ laughs,I iz / kisses,/z/ reads,помогите пожалуйста очень надо​

Answer 1

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Глаголы, у которых на конце читается [s]: laughs, looks, speaks, kicks, walks, jumps, coughs, helps, listens, writes, eats, rains.

Глаголы, у которых на конце читается [iz]: kisses, catches, brushes, dances, closes, watches, washes, loses, changes.

Глаголы, у которых на конце читается [z]: reads, drives, rides, opens, plays, knows, sees, travels.

Правило:

Если глагол заканчивается на -s – это окончание читается как [s] после глухих согласных и как [z] после звонких согласных и гласных.

Если глагол заканчивается на -es, то то он читается как [iz] после сочетаний ss, ch, sh и x и как [z] после гласной о (например, как в слове goes).

Answer 2

Certainly, I can help you with the third person singular forms of these verbs in the Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses, along with their pronunciation symbols:

Present Simple (he/she/it):

• laugh - /s/ laughs
• kiss - /s/ kisses
• read - /z/ reads
• look - /s/ looks
• speak - /s/ speaks
• kick - /s/ kicks
• put - /s/ puts
• catch - /s/ catches
• drive - /z/ drives
• brush - /ɪz/ brushes
• ride - /z/ rides
• walk - /s/ walks
• open - /z/ opens
• jump - /s/ jumps
• play - /z/ plays
• know - /z/ knows
• cough - /s/ coughs
• see - /z/ sees
• dance - /z/ dances
• close - /z/ closes
• help - /s/ helps
• listen - /z/ listens
• watch - /z/ watches
• wash - /ɪz/ washes
• travel - /z/ travels
• write - /s/ writes
• lose - /z/ loses
• eat - /z/ eats
• rain - /z/ rains
• change - /ɪz/ changes

Please note that the pronunciation symbols "/s/" represent the "s" sound, "/z/" represents the "z" sound, and "/ɪz/" represents the "iz" sound in the third person singular forms of these verbs. You can use these pronunciation symbols to read them aloud correctly.