Question

1. Write the he, she forms of these verbs. 1) I work in the Insurance Company. 2) They go to the office every day. 3) I'm tired. 4) I come to school on time. 5) We get up early. 6) I don't drink coffee in the morning. 7) You don't speak French. 8) I don't know his telephone number. 9) We don't like classical music. 10) They don't play tennis.

Answer 1

1) works

2) goes

3) tired (не уверен на счёт этого)

4) comes

5) gets up

6) drinks

7) speaks

8) knows

9) like

10) plays

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the he and she forms of the given verbs:

1. I work in the Insurance Company. He works in the Insurance Company. She works in the Insurance Company.

2. They go to the office every day. He goes to the office every day. She goes to the office every day.

3. I'm tired. He's tired. She's tired.

4. I come to school on time. He comes to school on time. She comes to school on time.

5. We get up early. He gets up early. She gets up early.

6. I don't drink coffee in the morning. He doesn't drink coffee in the morning. She doesn't drink coffee in the morning.

7. You don't speak French. He doesn't speak French. She doesn't speak French.

8. I don't know his telephone number. He doesn't know his telephone number. She doesn't know his telephone number.

9. We don't like classical music. He doesn't like classical music. She doesn't like classical music.

10. They don't play tennis. He doesn't play tennis. She doesn't play tennis.

Please note that in the third person singular (he, she), we typically add an 's' to the base form of regular verbs in the present simple tense. For negative sentences, we use "doesn't" before the base form of the verb.