Question

Помогите пожалуйста , нужно с объяснением(почему поставили слова с такой-то форме), зарание спасибо 25 балов за это задание 1.) What ..... you ....(do) tonight ? 2.) ..... you ....(stay) at your friend*s house this weekend ? 3.) .....your grandparents ....(live) with you ? 4.) ...... your teacher .... (give) you a lot of homework ? 5.) ..... your school .....(offer) after-school activities ? 6.) How long .... you .....(study) English for ? 7.) ..... you ....(think) about learning a new foreing language ? 8.) .... you ....(ever/meet) a pop star?

Answer 1

1 what are you doing
Present Progressive-запланированное действие на вечер
2 are you staying
Present Progressive -запланированное действие на эту неделю
3 do your grandparents live
Present Simple -постоянно живут
4 Does your teacher give..
Present Simple-постоянное действие
5 Does your school offer
Present Simple-постоянное действие
6 have you been studying
Present Perfect -начал учить в прошлом и продолжаешь изучать
7 Are you thinking
Present Progressive-подумывает/раздумывает об изучении
8 Have you ever met
Present Perfect-результат действия,произошедшего в прошлом,важен в настоящем

Answer 2

1. What will you do tonight?

The phrase "will you do" is used to ask about someone's plans or actions in the future. In this case, the question is asking about the person's plans for tonight. The word "will" is a modal verb used to indicate future tense, and "do" is the main verb in the question. The word order in the question is subject + modal verb + main verb.

2. Will you stay at your friend's house this weekend?

Similar to the previous question, this sentence uses the phrase "will you stay" to ask about someone's plans for the future. In this case, the question is asking if the person will stay at their friend's house during the upcoming weekend.

3. Do your grandparents live with you?

The phrase "do your grandparents live" is used to ask about the current living arrangement of the person's grandparents. The word "do" is an auxiliary verb used to form questions in the present tense, and "live" is the main verb in the question. The word order in the question is subject + auxiliary verb + main verb.

4. Does your teacher give you a lot of homework?

The phrase "does your teacher give" is used to ask about the frequency or amount of homework given by the person's teacher. The word "does" is an auxiliary verb used to form questions in the present tense for third-person singular subjects (in this case, "teacher"). The word "give" is the main verb in the question. The word order in the question is subject + auxiliary verb + main verb.

5. Does your school offer after-school activities?

The phrase "does your school offer" is used to ask about the availability of after-school activities at the person's school. Similar to the previous question, the word "does" is an auxiliary verb used to form questions in the present tense for third-person singular subjects (in this case, "school"). The word "offer" is the main verb in the question. The word order in the question is subject + auxiliary verb + main verb.

6. How long have you been studying English for?

The phrase "have you been studying" is used to ask about the duration or length of time the person has been studying English. The word "have" is an auxiliary verb used to form questions in the present perfect continuous tense. The word "been" is also an auxiliary verb used to indicate an ongoing action. The main verb in the question is "studying." The word order in the question is subject + auxiliary verb + auxiliary verb + main verb.

7. Have you thought about learning a new foreign language?

The phrase "have you thought" is used to ask about someone's consideration or contemplation of learning a new foreign language. Similar to the previous question, the word "have" is an auxiliary verb used to form questions in the present perfect tense. The word "thought" is the main verb in the question. The word order in the question is subject + auxiliary verb + main verb.

8. Have you ever met a pop star?

The phrase "have you ever met" is used to ask about the person's past experience of meeting a pop star. Similar to the previous question, the word "have" is an auxiliary verb used to form questions in the present perfect tense. The word "ever" is used to emphasize the person's entire lifetime. The word "met" is the main verb in the question. The word order in the question is subject + auxiliary verb + adverb + main verb.

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