Раскрыть скобки и поставить глагол в настоящее длительное время в вопросительной форме и в отрицательной. Подпишите плиз где какое. И перевод 1) I
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(live)in the flat. 2) She (hate) swets. 3) He (work) now. 4) We (go) home now. 5) I (read) every day.
Предложения с not - в отриц.форме, а с вопросом - вопросительные!
1.I am living in the flat. (это отриц.)Are you living in the flat?
2. She is hating sweets!!!(проверь есть ли опечатка в слове swets). She is not hating sweets. Is she hating sweets?
3.He is not working now(отриц.). Is he working now?
4.We are not going home now. Are we going home now?
5. I am not reading every day. Are you reading every day?
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no.Mr Smith...
.(not play) tennis.
) I (to read) this book in three days and I (to give) it to you.
) Where you (to live) last year
) We (to go) to the cinema a few days ago and then (to discuss) the film
) I (to be) always in time for my classes.
1)He usually (to ask)his parents 'permission if he(to want)to use the net.
2)They (to go)to the seaside next summer.
3) He(not to live)Geography,fist Aid and History. He is not very good at these subjects.
4) We ( to swim)in the river,(to rite)a pony and ( to do) to the forest last summer.
5)The weather ( to be)very good yesterday.
6)We all (to be ) very happy when we (to get ) email from our relatives
1. Where's mother? She ... (make) cakes. She always ... (make) cakes for guests.
2. Look, there's Carol. She ... (wait) for David. She usually ... (wait) for him after lessons.
3. John can't come. He ... (write) a letter to Sarah. He always ... (write) to her on her birthday.
4. Where are the boys? - They ... (play) hockey. They ... (play) hockey. They ... (play) hockey at Sport Club.
5. I can hear music . - Yes, David ... (play) the piano. He ... (play) the piano very well.
Once upon a time there lived a King, Midas by name. He (1. be) a bit gloomy because he (2. love) gold better than anything else, except his daughter. Midas (3. spend) days and often nights counting anxiously the pieces of gold he (4. collect). Once when he (5. count) solemnly his money a stranger (6. enter) the room. He (7. bend) his head and (8. say): “Midas, (9. be) you really happy now that you (10. collect) so much gold which it (11. be) difficult (12. weigh)?” “No,” (13. mumble) Midas. “I never (14. be) happy until everything that I (15. touch) (16. become) gold.”
“You shall have what you wish!” (17. promise) the stranger.
The next morning while Midas (18. dress) he (19. notice) that his clothes (20. turn) into gold. He (21. go) into the garden. He (22. walk) there for an hour and everything he (23. touch) (24. become) gold at once. After he (25. walk) along his favourite path Midas (26. turn) to the house. Suddenly hie daughter (27. come) in sight. It was clear she (28. work) in the garden for some time already as she (29. plant) a lot of flowers. She (30. run) to her father and (31. take) his hand. She (32. turn) to gold at once. “What I (33. do)?” (34. cry) Midas. “I always (35. want) more and more gold. I (36. dream) about more riches. I (37. be) wrong Gold (38. be) not the most important thing in the world. It never (39. be), it never will be.”