Question

Поставьте глаголы в скобках в настоящее простое или настоящее продолженное время. 1... (you / want) to come to the cinema with us tonight? — Sorry, I can't. I .. (babysit) tonight. 2.......... (you / do) anything special tonight? — Yes! I .... (go / out) for a meal with Ann. It's her birthday. 3. Why ..(you / smell) the pot? — I've washed it twice, and it still (smell) of onion. 4. This is the stadium where I (run) every weekend. It's usually full. — It might be busy then but nobody... (run) here now. 5. Their son ......(look) at an expensive pair of trainers in the shop window. — That's why his parents (look) so miserable! 6. I (think) of taking up snowboarding this year. — I........... (not / think) that's a very good idea! 7. What time (the match / start)? — Hurry! It (start) now!

Answer 1

1. Do you want to come to the cinema with us tonight? — Sorry, I can't. I am babysitting tonight.

2. Are you doing anything special tonight? — Yes! I am going out for a meal with Ann. It's her birthday.

3. Why are you smelling the pot? — I've washed it twice, and it still smells of onion.

4. This is the stadium where I run every weekend. It's usually full. — It might be busy then, but nobody is running here now.

5. Their son is looking at an expensive pair of trainers in the shop window. — That's why his parents look so miserable!

6. I am thinking of taking up snowboarding this year. — I don't think that's a very good idea!

7. What time does the match start? — Hurry! It is starting now!

Answer 2

1. (you / want) to come to the cinema with us tonight? — Sorry, I can't. I .. (babysit) tonight.

In this sentence, the verb "want" should be in the present simple tense, and the verb "babysit" should be in the present continuous tense.

Answer: (you / want) to come to the cinema with us tonight? — Sorry, I can't. I babysit tonight. [[1]]

2. .. (you / do) anything special tonight? — Yes! I .... (go / out) for a meal with Ann. It's her birthday.

In this sentence, the verb "do" should be in the present simple tense, and the verb "go" should be in the present continuous tense.

Answer: .. (you / do) anything special tonight? — Yes! I (go / out) for a meal with Ann. It's her birthday. [[2]]

3. Why .. (you / smell) the pot? — I've washed it twice, and it still .. (smell) of onion.

In this sentence, the verb "smell" should be in the present simple tense, and the verb "smell" should also be in the present simple tense.

Answer: Why (you / smell) the pot? — I've washed it twice, and it still (smells) of onion. [[3]]

4. This is the stadium where I .. (run) every weekend. It's usually full. — It might be busy then but nobody .. (run) here now.

In this sentence, the verb "run" should be in the present simple tense, and the verb "run" should also be in the present simple tense.

Answer: This is the stadium where I (run) every weekend. It's usually full. — It might be busy then but nobody (runs) here now. [[4]]

5. Their son .. (look) at an expensive pair of trainers in the shop window. — That's why his parents .. (look) so miserable!

In this sentence, the verb "look" should be in the present simple tense, and the verb "look" should also be in the present simple tense.

Answer: Their son (looks) at an expensive pair of trainers in the shop window. — That's why his parents (look) so miserable! [[5]]

6. I .. (think) of taking up snowboarding this year. — I .... (not / think) that's a very good idea!

In this sentence, the verb "think" should be in the present continuous tense, and the verb "think" should also be in the present simple tense.

Answer: I (am thinking) of taking up snowboarding this year. — I (don't think) that's a very good idea! [[6]]

7. What time .. (the match / start)? — Hurry! It .. (start) now!

In this sentence, the verb "start" should be in the present simple tense, and the verb "start" should also be in the present simple tense.

Answer: What time (does the match / start)? — Hurry! It (starts) now! [[7]]