Question

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. 1) ... you ... (to want) fish for supper? — No, I ..., thank you. I usually ... (to have) some vegetable salad and a cup of tea. 2) When ... Nigel usually ... (to return) home from school? — He usually ... (to return) home at three o’clock. But sometimes he ... (to have) extra lessons and ... (to come)home at half past four. 3) Who usually ... (to cook) breakfast for you? — My mother ... (to cook) breakfast for me and herself.— ... your father ... (to have) breakfast? — No, he ... .He never ... (to eat) in the morning. 4) Who ... (to buy) clothes for you? — I usually ... (to do) it myself, but sometimes I ... (to ask) my mother for advice. She always ... (to choose) fashionable clothes for me. We ... (to like) to do the shopping together. 5) Where ... your father and you ... (to go) so early in the morning? — We ... (to go) fishing. We ... (to enjoy) it very much. My father often ... (to cook) a tasty fish soup on fire and I ... (to help) him.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 Do want , have

2 Does, return, returns

3 Does, cooks, Does,have,doesn't, eats

4 Does, do, ask, chooses, like

5 Do, go, go, enjoy, cooks,help

Answer 2

The verbs in brackets should be put into the correct form. Here are the correct forms:

1) "you ... (to want) fish for supper?" — "No, I don't. Thank you. I usually ... (to have) some vegetable salad and a cup of tea." 2) "When ... Nigel usually ... (to return) home from school?" — "He usually ... (to return) home at three o’clock. But sometimes he ... (to have) extra lessons and ... (to come) home at half past four." 3) "Who usually ... (to cook) breakfast for you?" — "My mother ... (to cook) breakfast for me and herself. ... your father ... (to have) breakfast?" — "No, he doesn't. He never ... (to eat) in the morning." 4) "Who ... (to buy) clothes for you?" — "I usually ... (to do) it myself, but sometimes I ... (to ask) my mother for advice. She always ... (to choose) fashionable clothes for me. We ... (to like) to do the shopping together." 5) "Where your father and you ... (to go) so early in the morning?" — "We ... (to go) fishing. We ... (to enjoy) it very much. My father often ... (to cook) a tasty fish soup on fire and I ... (to help) him."

In each of these sentences, the verbs in brackets are infinitives. The correct form of the infinitive depends on the context and the meaning of the sentence.

- In the first sentence, "don't" is the correct form of the infinitive "to want" in the negative form. - In the second sentence, "usually ... (to return) home at three o’clock" and "sometimes he ... (to have) extra lessons and ... (to come) home at half past four" are the correct forms of the infinitives. - In the third sentence, "doesn't" is the correct form of the infinitive "to eat" in the negative form. - In the fourth sentence, "usually ... (to do) it myself", "sometimes I ... (to ask) my mother for advice" and "always ... (to choose) fashionable clothes for me" are the correct forms of the infinitives. - In the fifth sentence, " ... (to go) fishing", " ... (to enjoy) it very much" and "often ... (to cook) a tasty fish soup on fire" are the correct forms of the infinitives.