Question

1. I sing/am singing in the school hall on Fridays. 2 The film was/were very exciting. 3 I usually stay/stoy usually at home. 4 That is/was a very good barbecue last Sunday. 5 I go often with my friends to the cinema. 6 How are you? I write to give you some news 7 The weather amazing last month. 8 I like go to school because I like my teachers.​

Answer 1

1)am.2)was.3)stay.4)was.

Answer 2

Ответ:

Объяснение:

1. I sing in the school hall on Fridays.

2. The film was very exciting.

3. I usually stay at home.

4. That was a very good barbecue last Sunday.

5. I often go with my friends to the cinema.

6 How are you? I'm writing to give you some news

7. The weather was amazing last month.

8. I like to go to school because I like my teachers.

Answer 3

1. I sing/am singing in the school hall on Fridays. - Both "sing" and "am singing" are grammatically correct, but they convey slightly different meanings. "Sing" suggests a habitual action, while "am singing" implies that you are currently engaged in singing.

2. The film was/were very exciting. - The correct form is "The film was very exciting." Since "film" is singular, you use "was" instead of "were."

3. I usually stay/stoy usually at home. - The correct form is "I usually stay at home."

4. That is/was a very good barbecue last Sunday. - The correct form is "That was a very good barbecue last Sunday." Use "was" because you are referring to a specific event in the past.

5. I go often with my friends to the cinema. - The correct form is "I often go with my friends to the cinema." Adverbs of frequency like "often" usually come before the main verb.

6. How are you? I write to give you some news. - Both sentences are grammatically correct. The first is a common greeting, and the second indicates the purpose of the writing.

7. The weather amazing last month. - The correct form is "The weather was amazing last month." Use "was" to indicate that the weather was amazing in the past.

8. I like go to school because I like my teachers. - The correct form is "I like to go to school because I like my teachers." Use "to go" to indicate the purpose or action associated with "like."