Question

3. Insert an auxiliary verb from the box in the sentences below. are do does did (x2) is (x2) am did a) Baisal was not interested in the film because he not understand it. b) He not win tennis match last month. c) I living in a small town. d) She not want to work in a small town. e) They amazing artists. f) Today it raining heavily. g) Asyl doing the washing-up at the moment. h) I not have my book with me right now. ПОЖАЛУЙСТА С ОБЕСНЕНИЕМ !!!​

Answer 1

Объяснение:

3. Вставте в наведені нижче речення допоміжне дієслово з рамки. are do does did (x2) is (x2) am did a) Baisal не був зацікавлений у фільмі, тому що він його не розумів. b) Він не виграє тенісний матч l

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with that. Here are the sentences with the correct auxiliary verbs inserted along with explanations:

a) Baisal did not understand the film because he did not understand it.

• In this sentence, "did" is used to form the negative of the past tense, indicating that Baisal did not understand the film.

b) He did not win the tennis match last month.

• "Did" is used to form the negative of the past tense, showing that he did not win the tennis match.

c) I am living in a small town.

• "Am" is used to indicate the present continuous tense, showing that the action of living in a small town is happening now.

d) She does not want to work in a small town.

• "Does" is used to form the negative of the present simple tense, indicating that she does not want to work in a small town.

e) They are amazing artists.

• "Are" is used to indicate the present simple tense, describing the current state of being amazing artists.

f) Today it is raining heavily.

• "Is" is used to indicate the present continuous tense, showing that it is currently raining heavily today.

g) Asyl is doing the washing-up at the moment.

• "Is" is used to indicate the present continuous tense, showing that Asyl is currently doing the washing-up.

h) I do not have my book with me right now.

• "Do" is used to form the negative of the present simple tense, indicating that I do not have my book with me right now.