Question

27. Choose the correct question to the underlined word. (Выберите правильный вопрос к подчеркнутому слову):They seldom write letters to their friends.a) What do they write? b) Who writes letters?c) How often do they write letters to their friends?d) What do they do?28. She is singing my favorite song.a) What is she doing? b) Who is singing?c) What is she singing? d) Where is she singing?29. She usually comes home late.a) Who comes home late? b) What does she usually do?c) When does she usually come home?d) Does she usually come home late?30. Tom and Jane…….to spend this summer in the country.a) wants; b) are wanting; c) wanting; d) want

Answer 1

27 c
28 a) What is she singing
29 c 
30 d

Answer 2

27. Choose the correct question to the underlined word "seldom" in the sentence "They seldom write letters to their friends." The correct question is: c) How often do they write letters to their friends?

In this sentence, the word "seldom" indicates a low frequency or infrequency of letter writing. Therefore, the appropriate question would be about the frequency of their letter writing.

28. Choose the correct question to the underlined word "singing" in the sentence "She is singing my favorite song." The correct question is: c) What is she singing?

In this sentence, the word "singing" describes the action that she is currently engaged in. Therefore, the appropriate question would be about the specific song she is singing.

29. Choose the correct question to the underlined word "usually" in the sentence "She usually comes home late." The correct question is: c) When does she usually come home?

In this sentence, the word "usually" indicates a habitual or regular occurrence of coming home late. Therefore, the appropriate question would be about the timing or schedule of her typical arrival.

30. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence "Tom and Jane......to spend this summer in the country." The correct word is: a) want

In this sentence, the subject "Tom and Jane" is plural, so the correct verb form to use is "want." The other options, "wants," "are wanting," and "wanting," do not agree with the subject in terms of number and tense.