1. a) David isn't copying out the text now.
b) Is David copying out the text now?
2. a) I am not wearing my new beautiful dress now.
b) Am I wearing my new beautiful dress now?
3. a) Granny isn't making a cake now.
b) Is granny making a cake now?
4. a) The sun isn't shining now.
b) Is the sun shining now?
5. a) It isn't getting cold now.
b) Is it getting cold now?
6. a) We aren't doing shopping now.
b) Are we doing shopping now?
7. a) My cat isn't playing with a ball on the carpet now.
b) Is my cat playing with a ball on the carpet now?
8. a) The children aren't putting their toys into the box now.
b) Are children putting their toys into the box now?
9. a) It isn't raining now.
b) Is it raining now?
Объяснение:
При вопросе вс глагол идёт в начало, перед местоимением.
При отрицательном значении предложения в Present Continuous добавляется not к вс глаголу.
WHEN British and American people use the word family which normally consist of the mother, farther and their children. In a general social context, the "the family" is usually taken to mean this nuclear family.
Society in Britain and the US is traditionally based on a nuclear family living in the same house and closely involved in each other`s lives. Fifty years ago, the typical family was a husband and a wife, and two or three children. The father spent all day at work and made most of the decisions about how the money he earned was spent. The mother stayed at home to manage the house and look after the children. Children were expected to obey their parents.
Many modern families live rather differently, and because of this some people think that the family unit is dying and society is being weakened. Many couples still get married, but others live together without getting married. A few years ago, couples living together usually got married when they wanted to start a family, but this happens less now. Another trend is for people to get married later in life and to have fewer children, so the size of the average family is schrinking.
