Question

3. Underline the correct words or phrase: 1. I work/am working for the local library in summer. 2. I don’t go/ doesn’t go to the theatre very often. 3. Stacy gets / is getting ready for school, so she can’t come to the phone. 4. Does Garry ever talk/is talking about his expedition? 5. In squash you hit/ are hitting a ball against the wall. 6. I read/ am reading a newspaper at least twice a week. 7. Do you practise/are you practising the piano for two hours every day. 8. Nadine and Claire are doing/ do quite well at school at the moment. 9. A good friend knows/ know when you are upset about something. 10. How do you spell/ are you spelling your name?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.I work for the local library in summer.

2.I don't go to the theatre very often.

3.Stacy ia getting ready for school,so she can't come to the phone.

4.Does Garry ever talk about his expedition?

5.In squash you hit a ball against the wall.

6.I read a news paper at least twice a week.

7.Do you pactise the piano for two hours every day.

8.Nadine and Claire are doing quite well at school at the moment.

9.A good friends knows when you are upset about something.

10.How do you spell your name?

Answer 2

Here are the correct words or phrases:

1. I work for the local library in summer. (Present simple tense is appropriate here.)
2. I don't go to the theatre very often. (Correct usage of "don't go" for the first person singular.)
3. Stacy is getting ready for school, so she can't come to the phone. (Present continuous tense is appropriate here.)
4. Does Garry ever talk about his expedition? (Present simple tense is appropriate for asking about a habitual action.)
5. In squash, you hit a ball against the wall. (Present simple tense is appropriate for describing a general fact or rule.)
6. I read a newspaper at least twice a week. (Present simple tense is appropriate for a habitual action.)
7. Do you practice the piano for two hours every day? (Present simple tense is appropriate for asking about a regular practice.)
8. Nadine and Claire are doing quite well at school at the moment. (Present continuous tense is appropriate for describing a current situation.)
9. A good friend knows when you are upset about something. (Present simple tense is appropriate for stating a general fact.)
10. How do you spell your name? (Present simple tense is appropriate for asking about a fact or a routine action.)