Question

Nick very friendly. (usually/to be) 2) My dog hungry. (often/to be) 3) I tired in the evening. (always/to be) 4) We able to walk to college in the morning. (never/to be) 5) He seen with his friends. (usually/to be) 6) Maria polite. (always/to be) 7) 7) When I was a child, I late for school. (always/to be) 8) In winter it very cold here. ( often/to be)

Answer 1

1) Nick _ very friendly. (is usually)

2) My dog - hungry. (is often)

3) I _ tired in the evening. (am always)

4) We _ able to walk to college in the morning. (are never)

5) He _ seen with his friends. (is usually)

6) Maria  _ polite. (is always)

7) When I was a child, I  _  late for school. (was always)

8) In winter it _ very cold here. (is often)

Answer 2

It seems like you're trying to complete sentences using the correct forms of the verb "to be" and adverbs of frequency. Here are the completed sentences with the appropriate verb forms and adverbs:

1. Nick is very friendly. (usually/to be)
2. My dog is often hungry. (often/to be)
3. I am always tired in the evening. (always/to be)
4. We are never able to walk to college in the morning. (never/to be)
5. He is usually seen with his friends. (usually/to be)
6. Maria is always polite. (always/to be)
7. When I was a child, I was always late for school. (always/to be)
8. In winter, it is often very cold here. (often/to be)