Question

Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Present Continuous или в Present Simple.ear We (like) to go a walk every evening They (hope) to come here next year? Nick (not read) their text two hours ago they (have) their English lesson at the moment

Answer 1

We like to go a walk every evening.
Do they hope to come here next year?
Nick didn't read their text two hours ago.
They are having their English lesson at the moment.

Answer 2

Sure! Let's break down the sentences and fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb forms.

1. We (like) to go for a walk every evening. - The correct verb form here is "like" in the present simple tense. - The sentence would be: "We like to go for a walk every evening."

2. They (hope) to come here next year? - The correct verb form here is "hope" in the present simple tense. - The sentence would be: "They hope to come here next year?"

3. Nick (not read) their text two hours ago. - The correct verb form here is "did not read" in the past simple tense. - The sentence would be: "Nick did not read their text two hours ago."

4. They (have) their English lesson at the moment. - The correct verb form here is "are having" in the present continuous tense. - The sentence would be: "They are having their English lesson at the moment."

To summarize:

- We like to go for a walk every evening. - They hope to come here next year? - Nick did not read their text two hours ago. - They are having their English lesson at the moment.