Question

Complete the sentences 1)My uncle ... English very well (to speak) 2)Nick ____ a new pen this week. (to buy) 3)My son has the (happy) day in his life

Answer 1

1) My uncle speaks English very well. To complete this sentence, we use the verb "speak" in the present simple tense, since we are talking about a general ability or skill. The subject of the sentence is "My uncle." So, the sentence is completed by adding the verb "speak" in the present simple tense, followed by the adverb "very well" to describe the level of proficiency.

2) Nick bought a new pen this week. To complete this sentence, we use the verb "buy" in the past simple tense, since the action of buying the pen already happened in the past. The subject of the sentence is "Nick." So, the sentence is completed by adding the verb "buy" in the past simple tense, followed by the direct object "a new pen" to specify what was bought, and the time adverbial "this week" to indicate when the action took place.

3) My son has the happiest day in his life. To complete this sentence, we use the adjective "happy" to describe the type of day. The superlative form of the adjective "happy" is "happiest." The subject of the sentence is "My son." So, the sentence is completed by adding the adjective "happiest" before the noun "day" to describe the level of happiness, and the prepositional phrase "in his life" to specify the timeframe in which the happiest day occurred for him.