Question

Помогите Choose the right sentences: A) He have never been to Boston. B) have you ever been to London ? C) They has never been to Tokyo. D) Chess you ever been to New York?

Answer 1

А; B.
в С неправильно, т.к. должно быть They HAD, a не HAS
в D неправильно, т.к. первое слово шахматы, а тут они совсем не нужны

Answer 2

Let's analyze each sentence to determine which ones are grammatically correct:

A) "He have never been to Boston." This sentence is incorrect. The subject "he" requires the auxiliary verb "has" instead of "have." The correct sentence should be: "He has never been to Boston."

B) "Have you ever been to London?" This sentence is correct. The subject "you" is asking if the person has ever been to London. The sentence structure follows the pattern of a question in the present perfect tense.

C) "They has never been to Tokyo." This sentence is incorrect. The subject "they" requires the auxiliary verb "have" instead of "has." The correct sentence should be: "They have never been to Tokyo."

D) "Chess you ever been to New York?" This sentence is incorrect. The word "chess" does not make sense in this context. It seems like there might be a typing error here. Assuming you meant to write "Have you ever been to New York?" This sentence would be correct. The subject "you" is asking if the person has ever been to New York.

So, the correct sentences are: - "He has never been to Boston." - "Have you ever been to London?" - "They have never been to Tokyo." - "Have you ever been to New York?"