Вопрос от Мария Терентьева-Гарина 06 апреля 2025 15:22
Английский язык.Present simple (affirmative)Write the verbs in the correct boxes,as in the example.-s,-is,-ies.1)start,2)finish,3)tidy,4)like,5)watch,6)carry,7)play,8)study,9)do,10)teach,11)give,12)use,13)work,14)visit,15)walk,16)get,17)wash,18)say,19)try,20)talk,21)kiss.
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06 апреля 2025 15:22
Objective: The objective is to correctly classify the given verbs in the present simple (affirmative) form by adding the appropriate endings (-s, -is, -ies) where necessary.
Solution:
start - starts
finish - finishes
tidy - tidies
like - likes
watch - watches
carry - carries
play - plays
study - studies
do - does
teach - teaches
give - gives
use - uses
work - works
visit - visits
walk - walks
get - gets
wash - washes
say - says
try - tries
talk - talks
kiss - kisses
By following the rules of forming the present simple tense for third-person singular subjects in English, we add -s, -is, or -ies to the base form of the verb depending on the ending of the base verb.
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Английский язык.Present simple (affirmative)Write the verbs in the correct boxes,as in the example.-s,-is,-ies.1)start,2)finish,3)tidy,4)like,5)watch,6)carry,7)play,8)study,9)do,10)teach,11)give,12)use,13)work,14)visit,15)walk,16)get,17)wash,18)say,19)try,20)talk,21)kiss.
**Objective:**
The objective is to correctly classify the given verbs in the present simple (affirmative) form by adding the appropriate endings (-s, -is, -ies) where necessary.
**Solution:**
1) start - **starts**
2) finish - **finishes**
3) tidy - **tidies**
4) like - **likes**
5) watch - **watches**
6) carry - **carries**
7) play - **plays**
8) study - **studies**
9) do - **does**
10) teach - **teaches**
11) give - **gives**
12) use - **uses**
13) work - **works**
14) visit - **visits**
15) walk - **walks**
16) get - **gets**
17) wash - **washes**
18) say - **says**
19) try - **tries**
20) talk - **talks**
21) kiss - **kisses**
By following the rules of forming the present simple tense for third-person singular subjects in English, we add -s, -is, or -ies to the base form of the verb depending on the ending of the base verb.