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ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА !!!!!!!Use of English Task 3 Choose the correct answer. 1. This shampoo wonderful. a) smells b) is smelling c) has smelt 2. Damir this weekend at his friend's house. a) spent b) is spending c) spends 3. I some nice books with my pocket money. a) 've been buying b) 've bought c) buy 4. I you want me to drive you to school. a) ‘m supposing b) 've supposed c) suppose 5. They haven't done the laundry a) already b) just c) yet 6. What me to bring you back from the supermarket? a) have you wanted b) do you want c) are you wanting​

Answer 1

1. This shampoo ... wonderful.

a) smells

2. Damir .... this weekend at his friend's house.

 b) is spending

3. I ... some nice books with my pocket money.

 b) 've bought

4. I ... you want me to drive you to school.

 c) suppose

5. They haven't done the laundry ... .

  c) yet

6. What ... me to bring you back from the supermarket?

 b) do you want

Answer 2

Certainly, I'd be happy to help you with your Use of English Task. Let's go through each question:

1. This shampoo wonderful. - a) smells - b) is smelling - c) has smelt

Correct Answer: a) smells - Explanation: The correct form is "This shampoo smells wonderful." The verb "smells" is used to describe the pleasant fragrance of the shampoo.

2. Damir this weekend at his friend's house. - a) spent - b) is spending - c) spends

Correct Answer: a) spent - Explanation: The correct form is "Damir spent this weekend at his friend's house." The past tense "spent" is appropriate for a completed action in the past.

3. I some nice books with my pocket money. - a) 've been buying - b) 've bought - c) buy

Correct Answer: b) 've bought - Explanation: The correct form is "I 've bought some nice books with my pocket money." The present perfect tense "have bought" is used to indicate a past action with a connection to the present.

4. I you want me to drive you to school. - a) ‘m supposing - b) 've supposed - c) suppose

Correct Answer: c) suppose - Explanation: The correct form is "I suppose you want me to drive you to school." The verb "suppose" is used to express an assumption or guess.

5. They haven't done the laundry. - a) already - b) just - c) yet

Correct Answer: c) yet - Explanation: The correct form is "They haven't done the laundry yet." "Yet" is used to indicate that the action (doing the laundry) has not happened up to the present moment.

6. What me to bring you back from the supermarket? - a) have you wanted - b) do you want - c) are you wanting

Correct Answer: b) do you want - Explanation: The correct form is "What do you want me to bring you back from the supermarket?" The phrase "do you want" is used to inquire about someone's preferences or desires.

If you have any further questions or need additional explanations, feel free to ask!