Question

ПОмогите с EN Используйте глагол to be в нужной форме. 1. He ...... a good person. – Он хороший человек. 2. We ........ not ready. – Мы не готовы. 3. I ....... a doctor. – Я – доктор. 4. Mary ....... sad. – Мэри грустна. 5. You ....... so beautiful. - Вы так красивы 6. Mary and Jack ......... married. – Мэри и Джек женаты. 7. The puppy ......... not dangerous. – Щенок не опасен. 8. Two girls .......... absent. – Две девушки отсутствуют. 9. I ....... not busy. – Я не занят 10. You ........ not alone. – Ты не один. 11. We ......... friends. – Мы – друзья. Поставьте глаголы в форму Present Simple 1. I (to play) .......... guitar very well. 2. Helen (to write) .......... a novel. 3. We (to want) .......... to watch a movie. 4. They (to need) ........... a break. 5. She (to dance) ............. like a superstar. 6. We (not to see) ............ any difference. 7. He (not to expect) ......... any progress. 8. Allen and Matilda (to travel) ......... around the world. 9. David (not to eat) ............. apples. 10. I (not to like) ........... this show.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1is 2are 3am 4is 5are 6are 7is 8are 9am 10are 11are

Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you with the English exercises using the correct forms of the verb "to be" and the Present Simple tense.

Using the verb "to be" in the correct form:

1. He is a good person.
2. We are not ready.
3. I am a doctor.
4. Mary is sad.
5. You are so beautiful.
6. Mary and Jack are married.
7. The puppy is not dangerous.
8. Two girls are absent.
9. I am not busy.
10. You are not alone.
11. We are friends.

Using the Present Simple tense for the given verbs:

1. I play the guitar very well.
2. Helen writes a novel.
3. We want to watch a movie.
4. They need a break.
5. She dances like a superstar.
6. We do not see any difference. (or We don't see any difference.)
7. He does not expect any progress. (or He doesn't expect any progress.)
8. Allen and Matilda travel around the world.
9. David does not eat apples. (or David doesn't eat apples.)
10. I do not like this show. (or I don't like this show.)

Keep in mind that the third-person singular forms in the Present Simple tense (he/she/it) usually take an "s" at the end of the verb (e.g., plays, writes, needs, etc.). For the other pronouns (I, you, we, they), the verb remains in its base form.