Question

This (1) is/are my friend Sarinder. He (2) 's/'re at college with me. He (3) come / comes from Delhi in India, but now he (4) live / lives in Brighton with his parents and brother. His parents (5) is/are both doctors at our local hospital. After Sarinder (6) finish / finishes college, his parents (7) want / wants to go back to India because Sarinder's grandfather (8) own / owns a small children's hospital near Delhi, and they (9) want / wants to work there. Every year they (10) go / goes back to India and (11) stay / stays with Sarinder's grandparents. Sarinder (12) love / loves Brighton because he (13) 's got /'ve got lots of friends here, but he (14) live / lives in a very small house here and sometimes he (15) miss / misses his grandparents' big house in Delhi. They (16) 's got/'ve got a fantastic garden with monkeys in it!

Answer 1

Ответ:

This is my friend Sarinder. He is at college with me. He comes from Delhi in India, but now he lives in Brighton with his parents and brother. His parents are both doctors at our local hospital. After Sarinder finishes college, his parents want to go back to India because Sarinder's grandfather owns a small children's hospital near Delhi, and they want to work there. Every year they go back to India and stay with Sarinder's grandparents. Sarinder loves Brighton because he has lots of friends here, but he lives in a very small house here and sometimes he misses his grandparents' big house in Delhi. They have a fantastic garden with monkeys in it!

Answer 2

Sure, let's go through each sentence and correct the verb forms:

1. This is my friend Sarinder. (Note: "This" is singular, so "is" is the correct verb form.)

2. He's at college with me. (Note: "He" is singular, so "He's" (He is) is the correct contraction.)

3. He comes from Delhi in India, but now he lives in Brighton with his parents and brother. (Both "comes" and "lives" are correct because they agree with "He.")

4. His parents are both doctors at our local hospital. (Note: "parents" is plural, so "are" is the correct verb form.)

5. After Sarinder finishes college, his parents want to go back to India because Sarinder's grandfather owns a small children's hospital near Delhi, and they want to work there. (Both "finishes" and "wants" are correct because they agree with "Sarinder.")

6. Every year they go back to India and stay with Sarinder's grandparents. (Both "go" and "stay" are correct because they agree with "they.")

7. Sarinder loves Brighton because he's got lots of friends here, but he lives in a very small house here, and sometimes he misses his grandparents' big house in Delhi. (Both "loves" and "lives" are correct because they agree with "Sarinder.")

8. They've got a fantastic garden with monkeys in it! (The contraction "They've" is correct because it refers to "They," which is plural.)