Question

Помогите выбрать правельный вариант:1)-Do you want to do the shopping with me? -OK. I ... meet you at the bus stop.a) am going to b) shall c) -2)Mary ... a lot of dolls when she was a baby.a)has b)had c)has had3)They won t invite us ... .a) also b) too c) either4)Have you seen ... house?a)there b)their c)they5)Bob won t go there ... .a)also b)too c)either6)They say ... very busy today.a)they are b)there are c)their

Answer 1

1)-Do you want to do the shopping with me? -OK. I ... meet you at the bus stop. b) shall 

2)Mary ... a lot of dolls when she was a baby. b)had 

 3)They won t invite us ... . c) either

 

 4)Have you seen ... house?   b)their

 5)Bob won t go there ... . c)either

 

 6)They say ... very busy today.a)they are 

Answer 2

У девушки все правильно свыше, но я думаю 1. пункт am going to

Answer 3

Question 1:

"Do you want to do the shopping with me? - OK. I ... meet you at the bus stop."

The correct answer is a) am going to.

Explanation: The phrase "I am going to meet you at the bus stop" indicates a future plan or intention. The speaker is expressing their willingness to meet the person at the bus stop for shopping.

Question 2:

"Mary ... a lot of dolls when she was a baby."

The correct answer is b) had.

Explanation: The sentence is referring to a past action, indicating that Mary possessed a lot of dolls when she was a baby. The past tense form "had" is appropriate in this context.

Question 3:

"They won't invite us ... ."

The correct answer is c) either.

Explanation: The word "either" is used to indicate that the speaker is expecting a negative outcome, similar to the previous statement. It implies that the speaker believes they will not be invited.

Question 4:

"Have you seen ... house?"

The correct answer is b) their.

Explanation: The possessive pronoun "their" is used to indicate that the speaker is referring to the house belonging to someone else. The word "there" refers to a location and would not be appropriate in this context.

Question 5:

"Bob won't go there ... ."

The correct answer is c) either.

Explanation: Similar to the previous question, the word "either" is used to indicate a negative outcome. It implies that Bob will not go to the specified location.

Question 6:

"They say ... very busy today."

The correct answer is a) they are.

Explanation: The phrase "they are very busy today" indicates that the subject (they) is currently busy. The verb "are" is used to indicate the present tense of the verb "to be."