Question

7.5 Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple or the Present Continuous Tense. doim20111) What ... you... (to do) tonight, Ron? - Nick and I ... toNo) to the stadium to watch a football match. We sometimes ...canoatch football matches together.--- And what time ... thematch ... (to stario Well, it ... (to start & half past six. 2)...you ... (to look)'Yo somebody, Janet? -Oh, yes, I... (to look) forDaniel. We usually ... (to have) lunch together.-I... (not oftento see diu) in the office at this time. You see, Tom, Daniel ...(to work very important project these days, so he usually ...(to work in the laboratory. But he ... (not to work) there at themoment. 3) ... Alan ... (to wait) for a bus? He ... (usually not to​

Answer 1

Ответ:

7.5

Объяснение:

1) What are you doing tonight, Ron? - Nick and I are going to the stadium to watch a football match. We sometimes watch football matches together. - And what time does the match start? Well, it starts at half-past six.  

2) Are you looking for somebody, Janet? - Oh, yes, I am looking for  

Daniel. We usually have lunch together. - I do not often see you in the office at this time. You see, Tom, Daniel is working on a very important project these days, so he usually works in the laboratory. But he is not working there at the moment. 3) Is Alan waiting for a bus? He does not usually ride a bus.

Answer 2

1. What are you doing (to do) tonight, Ron? - Nick and I are going (to go) to the stadium to watch a football match. We sometimes watch (to watch) football matches together. --- And what time does the match start (to start)? Well, it starts (to start) at half-past six.
2. Are you looking (to look) for somebody, Janet? - Oh, yes, I am looking (to look) for Daniel. We usually have (to have) lunch together. - I am not often seen (to see) in the office at this time. You see, Tom, Daniel is working (to work) on a very important project these days, so he usually works (to work) in the laboratory. But he isn't working (not to work) there at the moment.
3. Is Alan waiting (to wait) for a bus? He usually doesn't wait (not to wait)