Question

Complete the gaps with the Present Simple and the Present Continuous forms ofthe verbs in brackets. Which verbs are stative?A: ..... (you/walk) round the lake every Sunday?B: Yes, but I..... (not/go) there now because it..... (rain).2 A: ..... (Boris/do) his homework at the moment?B: No, he's at the cinema. He ..... (watch) a filmwith his friends.3 A: ..... (your parents/work) on Saturdays?B: No, we usually ..... (visit) my grandma andthen ..... (have) lunch.4 A: Jenny ..... (look) really tired...... (you/know)- why?B: Yes, she ..... (not/sleep) well these days.5 A: 1 ..... (wait) for Ivan. ..... (you/know) wherehe is?B: Yes. He ..... (study) in the library.6 A: ..... (you/want) to go swimming?B: I'm afraid I can't. I ..... (look after) my littlesister all day помогите срочно​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Можно узнавать времена по time expressions. Например -

Present Simple:

- always

- regularly

- usually

- often

- sometimes

- never

- every day/week/month

Present Continuous:

- at the moment

- now

- today

- this morning/afternoon

- this year

- these days

- at present

Ответы:

1) - Do you walk

- I'm not going

- it's raining

2) - Is Boris doing

- he is watching

3) - Do your parents work

- visit

- have

4) - is looking

- do you know

- isn't sleeping

5) - I'm waiting

- Do you know

- is studying

6) - Do you want

- I'm looking after

Надеюсь, что правильно. Удачи)

Answer 2

#### Stative Verbs and Verb Forms In the given exercise, we need to complete the gaps with the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. We also need to identify which verbs are stative. 1. A: **Do you walk** (you/walk) round the lake every Sunday? B: Yes, but I **am not going** (not/go) there now because it **is raining** (rain). - The verb "walk" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "go" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "rain" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. [[1]] 2. A: **Does Boris do** (Boris/do) his homework at the moment? B: No, he's at the cinema. He **is watching** (watch) a film with his friends. - The verb "do" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "watch" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. [[2]] 3. A: **Do your parents work** (your parents/work) on Saturdays? B: No, we usually **visit** (visit) my grandma and then **have** (have) lunch. - The verb "work" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "visit" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "have" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. [[3]] 4. A: Jenny **looks** (look) really tired. **Do you know** (you/know) why? B: Yes, she **is not sleeping** (not/sleep) well these days. - The verb "look" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "know" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "sleep" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. [[4]] 5. A: **Am I waiting** (I/wait) for Ivan? **Do you know** (you/know) where he is? B: Yes, he **is studying** (study) in the library. - The verb "wait" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "know" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "study" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. [[5]] 6. A: **Do you want** (you/want) to go swimming? B: I'm afraid I can't. I **am looking after** (look after) my little sister all day. - The verb "want" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. - The verb "look after" is not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. [[6]] In summary, the stative verbs in the given exercise are not present. All the verbs used in the exercise are not stative and can be used in both the Present Simple and Present Continuous forms. **Note:** The information provided above is based on search results and does not require a list of sources/bibliography.