Question

Помогите пожалуйста!!! Choose the correct answer. 1. …a supermarket here.. a. There isn’t b. It isn’t c. This is 2. Why…you…jeans today? a. do…wear b. are…wearing c. did…wear 3. William Shakespeare…a lot of wonderful books. a. wrote b. has written c. was writing 4. I am sorry, but I…any of his books. a. never read b. have never read c. was never reading 5. At 6.15 when you phoned I… a shower. a. was having b. had c. did 6. It’s raining outside, se we…get wet. a. are going to b. will c. won’t 7. You are…than the other doctor. a. nice b. more nicer c. nicer 8. –My brother wants to work in a restaurant. –Oh,…he cook? a. mustn’t b. can’t c. can 9. You…stay up late – you’ve got school tomorrow. a. mustn’t b. needn’t c. can 10. Why didn’t you buy…cheese?-Because I didn’t have…money. a. some, much b. any, much c. any, many

Answer 1

1. …a supermarket here..a. There isn’t
2. Why…you…jeans today?  b. are…wearing
3. William Shakespeare…a lot of wonderful books. a. wrote
4. I am sorry, but I…any of his books. b. have never read
5. At 6.15 when you phoned I… a shower. a. was having
6. It’s raining outside,  we…get wet. a. are going to
7. You are…than the other doctor. c. nicer
8. –My brother wants to work in a restaurant. –Oh,…he cook? c. can
9. You…stay up late – you’ve got school tomorrow.a. mustn’t
10. Why didn’t you buy…cheese?-Because I didn’t have…money. b. any, much

Answer 2

Sure! I'll provide the correct answers for each question.

1. The correct answer is a. There isn't. The sentence is referring to the absence of a supermarket in the current location.

2. The correct answer is b. are...wearing. The question is in the present tense, so we use the verb "are" to match the subject "you" and "wearing" to indicate the action in progress.

3. The correct answer is a. wrote. William Shakespeare is a historical figure, so we use the past tense verb "wrote" to indicate that he wrote books in the past.

4. The correct answer is b. have never read. The sentence is referring to a past experience (reading his books), so we use the present perfect tense "have never read" to indicate that the action has never occurred up until now.

5. The correct answer is a. was having. The sentence is describing an ongoing action in the past (having a shower) at a specific point in time (6.15 when you phoned), so we use the past continuous tense "was having"