Question

Correct (+) or not (-) Нужно не правильные в правильные сделатьВот не правельные, помогите сделать в правильные!1) Are you smoking? No, never. 2) John cooks dinner just now.3) I'm going skiing every winter4) What is this word meaning?

Answer 1

1) Have you ever smoked? No, never.
2) Josh is cooking dinner right now.
3) I ski every winter.
4) What does this word mean?

Answer 2

Correct (+) or not (-): Fixing Incorrect Sentences

1) Are you smoking? No, never. - Correct (+): The sentence is grammatically correct. It states that the person being asked is not smoking and has never smoked.

2) John cooks dinner just now. - Not correct (-): The sentence is grammatically incorrect. The phrase "just now" is not used in the present continuous tense. It should be "John is cooking dinner right now."

3) I'm going skiing every winter. - Not correct (-): The sentence is grammatically incorrect. The present continuous tense is used for actions happening at the moment of speaking or for future arrangements. To express a habitual action, the present simple tense should be used. It should be "I go skiing every winter."

4) What is this word meaning? - Not correct (-): The sentence is grammatically incorrect. The word "meaning" should be replaced with "mean." It should be "What does this word mean?"

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