Question

ПОМОГИТЕ, ДАЮ 100 БАЛЛОВ Choose the correct verb form Linda has been trying/is trying to find a present for an hour. Mark has just had/is just having a fight with Tom because he used Mark’s laptop without asking him. Roses smell/are smelling very well. 4. The film starts/will start at 6 pm. 5. Watch out! You are crashing/are going to crash into that tree! 3. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets I ___________ (go) jogging every morning. I ___________(see) my aunt tonight. My brother always __________ (wear) my clothes. Our flight ____________ (reach) London at 7:30 p.m. I’m tired. I __________ (not / sleep) yet. Why _________ (you / look) at me now? How often __________ ( you /have) English lessons? The cake _______ (taste) great. Can I have another piece? The children are dirty. They _____________ (play) football since morning. We can’t buy the tickets. We ________ (already / spend) all our money. Fill in: across, into, over, up with, down with. (phrasal verb) Dan came _____ some great ideas for his grandparents anniversary celebration. My body aches and I feel hot. I think I`m coming _____ the flu. She came ______ a lot of money when her uncle died. Why don`t you come _____ to our place when you finish work? They come _____ at least once a week for a visit. 5. Complete the sentences with the prepositions. He has great respect ______ his grandparents. Aren`t you ashamed _____ treating her that way. She is very attached _____ him. What are you arguing _____ this time you two? I`ve always felt very close _____ my old sister.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 has been trying

2 has just had

3 smell

4 starts

5 are going to crash

3 go

wear

reaches

haven`t slept

are you looking

do you have

tastes

have been playing

have already spend

4 came up

coming down with

came into

come across

come over

5 for

of

to

about

with

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. Linda has been trying to find a present for an hour. (Correct verb form: has been trying) 2. Mark has just had a fight with Tom because he used Mark's laptop without asking him. (Correct verb form: has just had) 3. Roses smell very well. (Correct verb form: smell) 4. The film starts at 6 pm. (Correct verb form: starts) 5. Watch out! You are going to crash into that tree! (Correct verb form: are going to crash)

3. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets: - I go jogging every morning. - I am seeing my aunt tonight. - My brother always wears my clothes. - Our flight will reach London at 7:30 p.m. - I'm tired. I haven't slept yet. - Why are you looking at me now? - How often do you have English lessons? - The cake tastes great. Can I have another piece? - The children are dirty. They have been playing football since morning. - We can't buy the tickets. We have already spent all our money.

4. Fill in: across, into, over, up with, down with (phrasal verb): - Dan came up with some great ideas for his grandparents' anniversary celebration. - My body aches and I feel hot. I think I'm coming down with the flu. - She came into a lot of money when her uncle died. - Why don't you come over to our place when you finish work? - They come over at least once a week for a visit.

5. Complete the sentences with the prepositions: - He has great respect for his grandparents. - Aren't you ashamed of treating her that way? - She is very attached to him. - What are you arguing about this time, you two? - I've always felt very close to my older sister.