1. Can I borrow your pen oryou (use) it at the mo ment? 2. You (do) anything this evening?- No, I amnot.- Wel, I (go) to the cinema Would you liketo come with me? 3. This car…
1. Can I borrow your pen oryou (use) it at the mo ment? 2. You (do) anything this evening?- No, I amnot.- Wel, I (go) to the cinema Would you liketo come with me? 3. This car (make) avery strangenoise. You (think) it all right? Oh, that noise (not matter). It al ways (make) anoise like that. 4. She (write) letters to her mother every week. 5. Nina usually (drive) to work. 6. Look at Tom. He (ride) a horse. 7. How often he (play) volleyball? 8. George is a good tennis player but he (play) very often. 9. She is tired. She (want) to go home now. 10.He (not/usually/drive) to work. He usually (walk). 11. You (believe) all that the newspapers say? - I (not believe) any of it. Then why you (read) newspapers?
Here are the sentences with the appropriate verb forms filled in:
- Can I borrow your pen or are you using it at the moment?
- Are you doing anything this evening? - No, I am not. - Well, I am going to the cinema. Would you like to come with me?
- This car is making a very strange noise. Do you think it’s all right? Oh, that noise doesn’t matter. It always makes a noise like that.
- She writes letters to her mother every week.
- Nina usually drives to work.
- Look at Tom. He is riding a horse.
- How often does he play volleyball?
- George is a good tennis player but he doesn’t play very often.
- She is tired. She wants to go home now.
- He doesn't usually drive to work. He usually walks.
- Do you believe all that the newspapers say? - I don't believe any of it. Then why do you read newspapers?
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