Question

Помогите плиз! Define if the verb tenses in these sentences are correct. 1) I get up at seven in the morning. 2) I'm liking biochemistry. 3) He’s knowing interesting thing about biotechnology. 4) I think Mexico's a beautiful country. 5) Universities are staying open late in USA. 6) He's having a flat near the centre. 7) What are you thinking of Watson? 8) Peter's in the laboratory. He makes experiment. 9) What are you thinking about?

Answer 1

Неправильно употреблены времена в:
2
3
5
6
7
8

Answer 2

Verb Tenses in the Sentences

Let's analyze each sentence to determine if the verb tenses are correct:

1) "I get up at seven in the morning." - The verb tense in this sentence is correct. The present simple tense "get" is used to describe a habitual action. - Correct tense.

2) "I'm liking biochemistry." - The verb tense in this sentence is incorrect. The present continuous tense "am liking" is not commonly used with verbs of perception or liking. - Incorrect tense.

3) "He’s knowing interesting thing about biotechnology." - The verb tense in this sentence is incorrect. The present continuous tense "is knowing" is not commonly used with the verb "know." - Incorrect tense.

4) "I think Mexico's a beautiful country." - The verb tense in this sentence is correct. The present simple tense "think" is used to express a personal opinion. - Correct tense.

5) "Universities are staying open late in the USA." - The verb tense in this sentence is incorrect. The present continuous tense "are staying" is not commonly used to describe a general fact or habitual action. - Incorrect tense.

6) "He's having a flat near the center." - The verb tense in this sentence is correct. The present continuous tense "is having" is used to describe an ongoing action. - Correct tense.

7) "What are you thinking of Watson?" - The verb tense in this sentence is correct. The present continuous tense "are thinking" is used to describe an ongoing action. - Correct tense.

8) "Peter's in the laboratory. He makes experiment." - The verb tense in the second sentence is incorrect. The present simple tense "makes" should be changed to the present continuous tense "is making" to maintain consistency with the first sentence. - Incorrect tense.

9) "What are you thinking about?" - The verb tense in this sentence is correct. The present continuous tense "are thinking" is used to describe an ongoing action. - Correct tense.

In summary, the correct verb tenses in the given sentences are: 1), 4), 6), 7), and 9). The incorrect verb tenses in the given sentences are: 2), 3), 5), and 8).

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