Question

Раскройте скобки, употребите глагол в Present Simple: 1. Andrew (watch) some educational programmes in English. 2. This team (play) like a champion. 3. Parson (catch) the ball and (pass) to Roberts. 4. The seminar (finish) at 12:00. 5. Emma (dream) at the lesson. 6. Ivan (leave) school next year. 7. I le (grab) his bag and (rush) to the bus stop. 8. I often (forget) my lunchbox at home. 9. My group mates (say) that 1 (dress) fashionably.

Answer 1

1. Andrew watches some educational programmes in English.

2. This team plays like a champion.

3. Parson catches the ball and passes to Roberts.

4. The seminar finishes at 12:00.

5. Emma dreams at the lesson.

6. Ivan leaves school next year.

7. Ann brushes her hair in front of the mirror.

8. He grabs his bag and rushes to the bus stop.

9. She often forgets her lunchbox at home.

10. My group mates say that I dress fashionably.

Answer 2

1. Andrew watches some educational programmes in English. 2. This team plays like a champion. 3. Parson catches the ball and passes to Roberts. 4. The seminar finishes at 12:00. 5. Emma dreams at the lesson. 6. Ivan leaves school next year. 7. I grab his bag and rush to the bus stop. 8. I often forget my lunchbox at home. 9. My group mates say that I dress fashionably.

In the given sentences, we need to use the Present Simple tense to describe routines, habits, general truths, and repeated actions. The verb forms in the Present Simple tense depend on the subject of the sentence. For third-person singular subjects (he, she, it), we add 's' or 'es' to the base form of the verb.

Examples:

- Andrew watches some educational programmes in English. (Andrew is the third-person singular subject, so we add 'es' to the base form of the verb 'watch' to make it 'watches'.) - This team plays like a champion. (The team is the third-person singular subject, so we add 's' to the base form of the verb 'play' to make it 'plays'.) - Parson catches the ball and passes to Roberts. (Parson is the third-person singular subject, so we add 'es' to the base form of the verbs 'catch' and 'pass' to make them 'catches' and 'passes'.) - The seminar finishes at 12:00. (The seminar is the third-person singular subject, so we add 'es' to the base form of the verb 'finish' to make it 'finishes'.) - Emma dreams at the lesson. (Emma is the third-person singular subject, so we add 's' to the base form of the verb 'dream' to make it 'dreams'.) - Ivan leaves school next year. (Ivan is the third-person singular subject, so we add 's' to the base form of the verb 'leave' to make it 'leaves'.) - I grab his bag and rush to the bus stop. (I is the first-person singular subject, so we use the base form of the verbs 'grab' and 'rush'.) - I often forget my lunchbox at home. (I is the first-person singular subject, so we use the base form of the verb 'forget'.) - My group mates say that I dress fashionably. (My group mates is the third-person plural subject, so we use the base form of the verbs 'say' and 'dress'.)

It's important to note that in the third-person singular form, the verb 'do' is used as 'does'. For example, "He does his homework every day."