Question

TO BE, TO HAVE/HAVE GOT, THERE IS/THERE ARE 1. Put in the verb to be in the correct form. 1) What ... your name? Where ... you from? How old ... you? 2) I .... Natasha. My surname ... Frolova. I ... a Muscovite. I ... eighteen today. It ... a special day for me. My parents and my friends ... all in our house. They ... eager to congratulate me. We ... very happy. 3) Moscow ... a modern city. There ... many sights in it. 4) There ... five people in my family. Our house ... comfortable. There … four rooms in it. The rooms ... big and light. I ... glad to live in this house. 5) This ... my cousin, Nikita. He ... a programmer. All his friends ... programmers, too. 6) I ... happy. My life ... great. ... you happy? ... everything all right? – Yes, thank you, I ... fine. There ... no problems. 7) My wife’s mother … my mother-in-law. Her husband … at work.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

1. is; are; are;

2. am; is; am; am; is; are; are; are;

3. is; are;

4. are; is; are; are; am;

5. is; is; are;

6. am; is; are; is; am; are;

7. is; is;

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs "to be," "to have" or "have got," and "there is"/"there are":

1. What is your name? Where are you from? How old are you?

2. I am Natasha. My surname is Frolova. I am a Muscovite. I am eighteen today. It is a special day for me. My parents and my friends are all in our house. They are eager to congratulate me. We are very happy.

3. Moscow is a modern city. There are many sights in it.

4. There are five people in my family. Our house is comfortable. There are four rooms in it. The rooms are big and light. I am glad to live in this house.

5. This is my cousin, Nikita. He is a programmer. All his friends are programmers, too.

6. I am happy. My life is great. Are you happy? Is everything all right? – Yes, thank you, I am fine. There are no problems.

7. My wife’s mother is my mother-in-law. Her husband is at work.