I'm often tired. I (work, not relax) hard and I very much. at 2 My mother ... to the gym every day, but my father any exercise. (go. not dolgon 3 Sophia in London, but she weekend in the country with her parents. (live, often / spend) the 4 Jane and Richard .....to concerts often, but they too to music a lot at home. (not go, listen) 5 Angus from Glasgow, but he. strong Scottish accent. (come, not speak) with a 6 We to town. We (not drive, usually / catch) the train-it's quicker.

To understand the task at hand, we need to fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the verbs in parentheses. Let's go through each sentence and provide the appropriate verb forms: 1. I'm often tired. I **work** hard and I **do not relax** very much. Explanation: The sentence implies that the person works hard and does not relax much, leading to being often tired. 2. My mother **goes** to the gym every day, but my father **does not do** any exercise. Explanation: The present simple tense is used to indicate regular habits or routines. The mother goes to the gym regularly, while the father does not do any exercise. 3. Sophia **lives** in London, but she **often spends** weekends in the country with her parents. Explanation: "Lives" is used for a permanent situation in London, and "spends" fits the frequency of weekends in the country. 4. Jane and Richard **do not go** to concerts often, but they **listen** too much to music at home. Explanation: The negative form "do not go" indicates the infrequency of attending concerts, while the positive "listen" shows the high level of music listening at home. 5. Angus **comes** from Glasgow, but he **does not speak** with a strong Scottish accent. Explanation: The verb "comes" describes origin, and "does not speak" contrasts with the expected strong Scottish accent. 6. We **do not drive** to town. We **usually catch** the train – it's quicker. Explanation: The verb "do not drive" shows the usual mode of transportation, and "usually catch" emphasizes the regularity due to the train being faster. By filling in the blanks with the appropriate verb forms, we have completed the sentences to accurately convey the intended meaning in each case.