Question

Помогите с английским языком, грамматика. 1. Choose the right tense. 1. Water boils/ is boiling at 100 C. 2. When do you get/ are you getting up? 3. We have/ are having English classes every day? 4. "Do you wear/are you wearing a new hat?" "Yes, do you like are you liking it?" 5. "Look! She comes/is coming." 6. "Where is Paul?' "He plays/is playing football with Derek." 7. "Where is mum?" "She is in the bathroom. She does/is doing the laundry." 8. "I go/am going to visit Laura tonight. She leaves/is leaving to New York in the morning." When does she come/is she coming back?" "I don't know." 9. We spend/are spending holidays in Spain. 10. Laura usually goes/is going to school by bus, but today her mum drives/is driving her to school. 2. state or action? Choose the right variant. 1. I see/ am seeing Becky on Monday 2. She weighs/is weighing 100 kilos. She eats to much. 3. Don't disturb me. I listen/am listening to music. 4. You look are looking great. 5. I think/am thinking he can drive a car 6. Laura has/is having two cars 7. I come/is coming from Spain. 8. She tastes/is tasting vanilla ice cream. It's delicious 9. He is/is being a very polite person. 10. Why do you smell/ are you smelling these cakes?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with English grammar. Let's go through each question one by one.

1. Choose the right tense:

2. Water boils at 100 C. (Simple Present) [Note: "boils" is used to express a general truth or a fact that is always true.]

3. When do you get up? (Simple Present) [Note: "do you get" is used for habitual actions or routines.]

4. We have English classes every day. (Simple Present) [Note: "have" is used to indicate a regular activity.]

5. "Do you wear a new hat?" "Yes, do you like it?" (Present Simple / Present Simple) [Note: Both sentences are in the Present Simple tense, used for general statements.]

6. "Look! She is coming." (Present Continuous) [Note: "is coming" is used to describe an action happening at the moment of speaking.]

7. "Where is Paul?" "He is playing football with Derek." (Present Continuous) [Note: "is playing" indicates an action happening at the moment of speaking.]

8. "Where is mum?" "She is in the bathroom. She is doing the laundry." (Present Simple / Present Continuous) [Note: "is in the bathroom" is Present Continuous, while "is doing the laundry" is Present Continuous.]

9. "I am going to visit Laura tonight. She is leaving for New York in the morning." "When is she coming back?" "I don't know." (Present Continuous) [Note: "is leaving" and "is coming" are both Present Continuous tense, indicating future plans and arrangements.]

10. We are spending holidays in Spain. (Present Continuous) [Note: "are spending" is used to describe an action happening around the current time.]

11. Laura usually goes to school by bus, but today her mum is driving her to school. (Present Simple / Present Continuous) [Note: "goes" is Present Simple, used for habitual actions, while "is driving" is Present Continuous, indicating an action happening around the current time.]

12. State or action? Choose the right variant:

13. I see Becky on Monday. (State)

14. She weighs 100 kilos. She eats too much. (State / Action) [Note: "weighs" is a state, while "eats" is an action.]

15. Don't disturb me. I am listening to music. (Action) [Note: "am listening" indicates an ongoing action.]

16. You look great. (State) [Note: "look" here describes a permanent state or condition.]

17. I think he can drive a car. (State) [Note: "think" indicates a belief or opinion.]

18. Laura has two cars. (State) [Note: "has" indicates possession.]

19. I come from Spain. (State) [Note: "come" here describes a fact.]

20. She tastes vanilla ice cream. It's delicious. (Action) [Note: "tastes" here indicates the action of trying the ice cream.]

21. He is a very polite person. (State) [Note: "is" here describes a characteristic or state of being.]

22. Why do you smell these cakes? (Action) [Note: "smell" is an action verb.]

Remember that understanding the difference between verb tenses and verb types (states or actions) is crucial for effective communication in English. Keep practicing, and you'll continue to improve your English language skills! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.