Question

2 Complete the sentences with am, is or are.Jakeis1 My parents2 Look! He3 The players4 |listening to the radio.playing tennis.diving into the water.shoutingwalking in the park.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 My parents are walking in the park.

2 Look! He is diving into the water.

3 The players are playing tennis

4 I am listening to the radio

Answer 2

Ответ:

1. are

2. is

3. are

4. am

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Answer 3

The sentences should be completed using the correct form of "am, is, are" based on the subject. Here is how you can fill in the blanks:

1. Jake is 1. (am/is/are is used with singular subjects, in this case "Jake") 2. My parents are 2. (am/is/are is used with plural subjects, in this case "parents") 3. Look! He is 3. (am/is/are is used with singular subjects, in this case "He") 4. The players are 4. (am/is/are is used with plural subjects, in this case "players")

So, the completed sentences are:

1. Jake is 1. 2. My parents are 2. 3. Look! He is 3. 4. The players are 4.

And the actions that follow are:

1. Listening to the radio. 2. Playing tennis. 3. Diving into the water. 4. Shouting, walking in the park.

Please note that the form of "am, is, are" depends on the subject of the sentence. If the subject is singular (one person, animal, or thing), use "is". If the subject is plural (more than one person, animal, or thing), use "are". If the subject is "I" or "you" (singular), use "am" or "are" respectively.

For example, "Jake is 1." means that Jake is one of something. "My parents are 2." means that the parents are two of something. "Look! He is 3." means that he is three of something. "The players are 4." means that the players are four of something .