Question

1 My mother works / is working in a supermarket at the moment.2 Do they get / Are they getting ready forthe party today?3 Do you go / Are you going on a school tripevery year?4 Do you speak / Are you speaking to heron the phone now?5 I go / I'm going swimming every morning.6 We decorate / We're decorating thehouse every year.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) My mother is working in a supermarket at the moment

2) Do they get ready for the party today?

3) Do you go on a school trip every year?

4)Are you speaking to her on the phone now?

5) I go to swim every morning

6) We decorate the house every year

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Both options (works/is working, get/are getting, go/are going, speak/are speaking, go/I'm going, decorate/we're decorating) are grammatically correct in these sentences, but the choice between them depends on the context and the emphasis you want to convey:

1. My mother works / is working in a supermarket at the moment.

   • "Works" suggests that her job at the supermarket is a regular occurrence.
   • "Is working" suggests that she is currently working there but might not be a regular employee.

2. Do they get / Are they getting ready for the party today?

   • "Get" is more about the general action of preparing for the party.
   • "Are getting" emphasizes the ongoing process of preparation.

3. Do you go / Are you going on a school trip every year?

   • "Go" implies a habitual action.
   • "Are you going" emphasizes the current or upcoming trip.

4. Do you speak / Are you speaking to her on the phone now?

   • "Speak" is a general question about your communication habits.
   • "Are you speaking" focuses on the specific current moment.

5. I go / I'm going swimming every morning.

   • "Go" is a statement of habit.
   • "I'm going" emphasizes the action you are currently undertaking.

6. We decorate / We're decorating the house every year.

   • "Decorate" indicates the regularity of the action.
   • "We're decorating" emphasizes the current year's decorating activity.

In summary, both forms are correct, but the choice depends on whether you want to emphasize the ongoing nature of the action or its habitual or general aspect.