Question

Исправь предложения 1. Alice always come home at 3 p. m. 2. Does you speak English? 3. My grandma doesn't watch TV yesterday. 4. Did your cat jumped high? 5. I listened to the music every day.

Answer 1

1. Alice always comes home at 3 p. m.
2. Do you speak English?
3. My grandma didn't watch TV yesterday.
4. Did your cat jump high?
5. I listened to  music every day.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help! Let's go through each sentence and correct them one by one:

1. Alice always comes home at 3 p.m. (We need to use the present simple tense "comes" instead of "come" because we're talking about a habitual action.)

2. Do you speak English? (We need to use the present simple tense "do" instead of "does" because we're using the pronoun "you." Also, "speak" should be used instead of "speaks" because it is in the base form, without the "s" ending.)

3. My grandma didn't watch TV yesterday. (We need to use the past simple tense "didn't watch" instead of "doesn't watch" because the action happened in the past.)

4. Did your cat jump high? (We need to use the base form "jump" instead of "jumped" because "did" already indicates past tense.)

5. I listened to music every day. (We don't need the article "the" before "music" because we're talking about music in general, not a specific piece of music. Also, "listened" should be used instead of "listened to" to make the sentence more concise.)

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.