Question

1 Is she live/ living in Madrid at the moment? 2 I like these/those blue shoes in that shop window. 3 Her cousin is a/an teacher. 4 Peter is Davids'/David's friend. 5 Does he can / can he drive a car? 6 I'm a good student.I'm never/ I never am late for class. 7 Jack has a girlfriend pretty/ pretty girlfriend. 8 Do you work/ work you in a hospital? 9 No open/ Don't open the window. It's cold! 10 It often snows/ is snowing in January.

Answer 1

1. Is she living in Madrid at the moment?

2. I like those blue shoes in that shop window

3. Her cousin is a teacher

4. Peter is David's friend

5. Can he drive a car?

6. I'm never late for class

7. Jack has a pretty girlfriend

8. Do you work in a hospital?

9. Don't open the window

10. It often snows in January

Answer 2

1. The correct question is "Is she living in Madrid at the moment?" The answer to this question would depend on the information available about the person in question. If it is known that she is currently residing in Madrid, then the answer would be "Yes, she is living in Madrid at the moment." If there is no information available or it is not known, then the answer would be "I don't know."

2. The correct statement is "I like those blue shoes in that shop window." This implies that the speaker is referring to specific shoes that they like, which are located in a shop window. The speaker may want to purchase those shoes or simply admire them.

3. The correct statement is "Her cousin is a teacher." This implies that the cousin of a certain person works as a teacher. It does not specify the gender of the cousin.

4. The correct statement is "Peter is David's friend." This implies that Peter and David are friends. The possessive form "David's" indicates that the friend belongs to David.

5. The correct question is "Can he drive a car?" The word order should be "Can he" instead of "Does he can." The answer to this question would depend on the person's driving abilities. If the person in question is capable of driving a car, then the answer would be "Yes, he can drive a car." If the person is not able to drive a car, then the answer would be "No, he cannot drive a car."

6. The correct statement is "I'm a good student. I'm never late for class." This implies that the speaker considers themselves to be a good student and they never arrive late for their classes.

7. The correct statement is "Jack has a pretty girlfriend." This implies that Jack is in a relationship with a girlfriend who is considered attractive. The word order should be "a pretty girlfriend" instead of "a girlfriend pretty."

8. The correct question is "Do you work in a hospital?" The word order should be "Do you work" instead of "Work you." The answer to this question would depend on the person's occupation. If they work in a hospital, then the answer would be "Yes, I work in a hospital." If they do not work in a hospital, then the answer would be "No, I do not work in a hospital."

9. The correct statement is "Don't open the window. It's cold!" This implies that the speaker is advising against opening the window because it is cold. The word order should be "Don't open" instead of "No open."

10. The correct statement is "It often snows in January." This implies that during the month of January, there is often snowfall. The word order should be "It often snows" instead of "Is snowing."