Question

Помогите!!!!! Вставьте правильную форму и объясните почему так? 1)Can i come with you? Sure. We........... (meet) at two o'clock outside the stadium. 2)...........(you/usually/go) there by bus? No, my father.......(drive) me there but today he....(work). 3) My father can take us then. Thanks, but i think i........(walk) to the stadium since we won't exercise today.

Answer 1

1) will meet- действие заплонирован в будущем.
2)do you usually go- здесь вопрос. поскольку здесь нет she, he , it, а стоит you то не добавляем в вопрос does.
drives- регулярно повт. действие / he is working- не всегда, " так сложились обстоятельства". продолжительное действие
3) I am walking
потребуется время, чтоб добраться до стадиона

Answer 2

1) Can I come with you? Sure. We will meet at two o'clock outside the stadium.

In this sentence, the verb "meet" is in the future tense because it refers to a future action. We use the future tense to talk about actions that will happen after the present moment. In this case, the speaker is making plans to meet the other person at a specific time in the future.

2) Do you usually go there by bus? No, my father drives me there but today he is working.

In this sentence, the first blank is filled with the question form of the verb "do" followed by the subject "you" and the adverb "usually". This structure is used to form questions in the present simple tense. The verb "go" follows the subject "you" and is in the base form because it is not conjugated for a specific tense.

The second blank is filled with the verb "drives" because it describes a habitual action in the present. The subject "my father" is third person singular, so the verb is conjugated accordingly.

The third blank is filled with the verb "is working" in the present continuous tense. This tense is used to describe ongoing actions in the present. The verb "work" is conjugated to match the third person singular subject "he".

3) My father can take us then. Thanks, but I think I will walk to the stadium since we won't exercise today.

In this sentence, the speaker is expressing their intention or plan to walk to the stadium. The verb "will walk" is in the future tense because it refers to a future action. The speaker is making a decision based on the fact that they won't be exercising today.

Overall, the correct forms of the verbs are used based on the tense and context of the sentences.