adeluka5
01.03.2020 10:12

ответить на эти вопрос если ответите верно то :Сhange negative forms into the positive forms without full stops. 1. They don’t take

2. Paul doesn’t come

3. I don’t get up
Сhange the positive phrases into the negative ones. Use full verb forms without full stops.

1. He cleans

2. Sally sleeps

3. Sarah buys
Choose the right variant:

1. Dad go/goes
to work by bus every morning.
2. We live/lives
in a big house.
3. They are from Italy. They speak/speaks
Italian.
Read these sentences and write do / does in the gaps:

1.
Paul like horse riding?

2.
you surf the Net every day?

3.
Jack play cards?
Write the correct variant (only verb forms):

1. He (gets up / get up) early.

2. Sally (reads / read) books every day.

3. Kate (likes / like) fruit.

Write the correct form of the verb to be:

1. It
a telephone.

2. I
a football player.

3.
you in the office?
Complete these questions using the correct form of the verb "have" (Present Simple). You should use do/does and the option of the verb 'have'.

1.
your family
dinner together?

2.
I
long hair?

3.
Sally
lots of toys?
Write the words into the correct order using standard rules for the adverbs of frequency. Use full stops at the end of the sentences. Start the sentence with the capital letter.

1. Jack / his meal / finishes / always.

2. Sally / clubs / to / the / never / goes.

3. sometimes /drink / milk / they.

Write the correct form (only full verb forms):

1. We still (to have) lots of fun.

2. They (not / to live) in Spain.

3. She (to sing) songs very well.

Read these sentences and write general questions (use full sentences). Use capital letters when you start sentences and punctuation marks at the end of them:

1. They arrive at half past three.

2. They go out to clubs.

3. The sun rises in the west.

Put the words into the correct order adding verbs where necessary. You should use punctuation marks (full stops or question marks) at the end of these sentences:

1. you / go to / your restaurant at 4 o’clock every day?

2. horses / lay/ eggs/ do?

3. you / work / do/ every day?

Listen to the text "English".

Без названия.jpg

Write the words into the gaps:

1. They just
.

2. I
this is the best thing to do.

3. I
this in my room, of course.
Listen to the text "Factories".

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Choose the right sentence:
1.
It’ss visiting factories.
It’re visiting factories.
It’s visiting factories.

2.
It’s quite easy to visit factories.
It am quite easy to visit factories.
It’ss quite easy to visit factories.

3.
Unfortunately you get a free car at car factories.
Unfortunately you don’t gets a free car at car factories.
Unfortunately you don’t get a free car at car factories.
Listen to the text "Humour".

humour.jpg

Choose the right sentence:

1.
I think humour is one of the best things in life.
I thinks humour is one of the best things in life.
I think not humour is one of the best things in life.

2.
Some people becomes very good at telling jokes.
Some people become very good at telling jokes.
Some people becomes does very good at telling jokes.

3.
I guess humour is different, even with people who speak the same language.
I guess humour does different, even with people who speak the same language.
I guess humour was different, even with people who speak the same language.
Listen to the text "Messy Room".

Marion discusses what she needs to do with her messy room.

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Write the verbs into the gaps:

1. Em, but I
cleaning my bedroom.

2. At the moment, just looking around, there are so many things that I
to tidy up.

3. So, usually I
one paper mountain and that's not so bad, but at the moment, I have three.
ТЕСТ
Write the verbs in the third person singular.

Example 0.

snow
Answer 0.

snows
1. wear
2. close
3. sit
Choose the right variant:

1. Mike fly/flies
his kite on windy days.

2. My mum wears/wear
a uniform to work.
3. He rides/ride
his bike to school every morning.
Сhange negative forms into the positive forms without full stops.

1. Mary doesn’t fish

2. The boys don’t run

3. Kelly and Paul don’t eat

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Dorian17
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Ответ:
mileenkaaa
21.05.2022 00:56
I was trying to get up but my laziness was stronger than me

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It was this silly joke that I tried to get across to people

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