Question

Ребята помогите исправить ошибки)1. Who are speaking with you? 2. Nick come to me tomorrow. 3. Ann have already showed her new bag. 4. Are you here yesterday? – No, I am at home. 5. Jim don’t rides the bicycle on Sundays. 6. Where will they going next week? 7. My mum just made tea. 8. Let’s gone to the kitchen. 9. Look! Our old cat catches the ball. 10. I doesn’t like think about it. 11. Where you keep these cakes? 12. They want to go to the cinema last Saturday. 13. Don’t drunk this bad water. 14. Mary always have bath in the morning. 15. The children swim in the lake now. 16. She have read this text, doesn’t she? 17. Where I see you tomorrow? – We are at school. 18. Do you buy a new car before Christmas? 19. Pete and Ted wears raincoats in autumn. 20. Little Lily doesn’t found her doll yet. 21. Wait! We run to you. 22. He not understood the film last time. 23. We always liked eat tasty things at home. 24. Why do you breaking this box?

Answer 1

1. Who is speaking with you? 2. Nick will come to me tomorrow. 3. Ann has already showed her new bag. 4. Were you here yesterday? – No, I was at home. 5. Jim doesn'tride the bicycle on Sundays. 6. Where will they go next week? 7. My mum has just made tea. 8. Let’s go to the kitchen. 9. Look! Our old cat is catching the ball. 10. I don't like thinking about it. 11. Where do you keep these cakes? 12. They wanted to go to the cinema last Saturday. 13. Don’t drink this bad water. 14. Mary always has bath in the morning. 15. The children are swimming in the lake now. 16. She has read this text, hasn't she? 17. Where will  I see you tomorrow? – We will be at school. 18. will you buy a new car before Christmas? 19. Pete and Ted wear raincoats in Autumn. 20. Little Lily hasn't found her doll yet. 21. Wait! We  are running to you. 22. He did not understand the film last time. 23. We always like eating tasty things at home. 24. Why are  you breaking  this box?

Answer 2

1. Who are speaking with you? - The correct question should be "Who are you speaking with?" instead of "Who are speaking with you?". - The correct answer would depend on the context of the conversation. Could you please provide more information?

2. Nick come to me tomorrow. - The correct sentence should be "Nick will come to me tomorrow." - The verb "come" should be in the future tense to indicate a future action. - The corrected sentence implies that Nick has plans to come to the speaker's location the following day.

3. Ann have already showed her new bag. - The correct sentence should be "Ann has already shown her new bag." - The verb "showed" should be changed to "shown" to match the present perfect tense. - The corrected sentence indicates that Ann has already displayed her new bag to someone.

4. Are you here yesterday? – No, I am at home. - The correct question should be "Were you here yesterday?" instead of "Are you here yesterday?" - The verb "are" should be changed to "were" to indicate past tense. - The corrected question asks about the person's presence on a specific day in the past. - The response "No, I am at home" suggests that the person was not present at the specified location yesterday but is currently at home.

5. Jim don't rides the bicycle on Sundays. - The correct sentence should be "Jim doesn't ride the bicycle on Sundays." - The verb "don't rides" should be changed to "doesn't ride" to match the third-person singular form. - The corrected sentence states that Jim does not ride the bicycle on Sundays.

6. Where will they going next week? - The correct sentence should be "Where will they be going next week?" - The verb "going" should be changed to "be going" to indicate a future action. - The corrected sentence asks about the destination or plans of a group of people in the upcoming week.

7. My mum just made tea. - The sentence is grammatically correct. - It states that the speaker's mother has recently prepared tea.

8. Let's gone to the kitchen. - The correct sentence should be "Let's go to the kitchen." - The verb "gone" should be changed to "go" to indicate an action in the imperative form. - The corrected sentence suggests that the speaker and the listener should proceed to the kitchen together.

9. Look! Our old cat catches the ball. - The sentence is grammatically correct. - It describes the action of the speaker's old cat catching a ball.

10. I doesn't like think about it. - The correct sentence should be "I don't like to think about it." - The verb "doesn't" should be changed to "don't" to match the first-person singular form. - The corrected sentence expresses the speaker's dislike for thinking about a particular subject.

11. Where you keep these cakes? - The correct sentence should be "Where do you keep these cakes?" - The verb "you keep" should be changed to "do you keep" to form a question in the present tense. - The corrected sentence asks about the location where the listener stores the mentioned cakes.

12. They want to go to the cinema last Saturday. - The correct sentence should be "They wanted to go to the cinema last Saturday." - The verb "want" should be changed to "wanted" to indicate past tense. - The corrected sentence suggests that the group of people expressed a desire to go to the cinema on the previous Saturday.

13. Don't drunk this bad water. - The correct sentence should be "Don't drink this bad water." - The verb "drunk" should be changed to "drink" to form a command in the present tense. - The corrected sentence advises against consuming the mentioned bad water.

14. Mary always have bath in the morning. - The correct sentence should be "Mary always has a bath in the morning." - The verb "have" should be changed to "has" to match the third-person singular form. - The corrected sentence states that Mary regularly takes a bath in the morning.

15. The children swim in the lake now. - The sentence is grammatically correct. - It describes the ongoing action of the children swimming in the lake at the present moment.

16. She have read this text, doesn't she? - The correct sentence should be "She has read this text, hasn't she?" - The verb "have" should be changed to "has" to match the third-person singular form. - The phrase "doesn't she?" should be changed to "hasn't she?" to form a negative question in the present perfect tense. - The corrected sentence seeks confirmation about whether she has read the mentioned text.

17. Where I see you tomorrow? – We are at school. - The correct question should be "Where will I see you tomorrow?" instead of "Where I see you tomorrow?" - The verb "see" should be changed to "will see" to indicate a future action. - The corrected question asks about the location where the speaker will encounter the listener the following day. - The response "We are at school" indicates that the listener will be at school.

18. Do you buy a new car before Christmas? - The correct sentence should be "Will you buy a new car before Christmas?" - The verb "buy" should be changed to "will buy" to indicate a future action. - The corrected sentence asks about the person's intention to purchase a new car before Christmas.

19. Pete and Ted wears raincoats in autumn. - The correct sentence should be "Pete and Ted wear raincoats in autumn." - The verb "wears" should be changed to "wear" to match the third-person plural form. - The corrected sentence states that both Pete and Ted wear raincoats during the autumn season.

20. Little Lily doesn't found her doll yet. - The correct sentence should be "Little Lily hasn't found her doll yet." - The verb "doesn't found" should be changed to "hasn't found" to form the present perfect tense. - The corrected sentence suggests that Little Lily has not yet located her doll.

21. Wait! We run to you. - The correct sentence should be "Wait! We are running to you." - The verb "run" should be changed to "are running" to indicate an ongoing action in the present tense. - The corrected sentence asks the listener to wait while the speaker and others are in the process of running towards them.

22. He not understood the film last time. - The correct sentence should be "He did not understand the film last time." - The verb "not understood" should be changed to "did not understand" to indicate past tense. - The corrected sentence states that he had difficulty comprehending the film during the previous occasion.

23. We always liked eat tasty things at home. - The correct sentence should be "We always liked to eat tasty things at home." - The verb "liked eat" should be changed to "liked to eat" to form the infinitive form. - The corrected sentence expresses the speaker's habit of enjoying delicious food at home.

24. Why do you breaking this box? - The correct sentence should be "Why are you breaking this box?" - The verb "do" should be changed to "are" to indicate an ongoing action in the present tense. - The corrected sentence asks for the reason behind the listener's act of breaking the mentioned box.