Read and make sentences 1) often /do/play/soccer? /how/you/ 2)sometimes/pam/saturdays./goes/cinema/to/on/the/ 3)go/i/to/usually/once/park/the/week./a/ 4)he/wash/dishes/does/sometimes? /the/
How often do you play soccer? pam (sometimes) goes to the cinema on saturdays (sometimes) i usually go to the park once a week does he wash the dishes sometimes?
1.Заполните пропуски соответствующей формой глагола to do. Выполните перевод предложений. 1) "Do you want to go to а movie tonight?" he asked. 2) George asked me if I remember our first trip. I answered that I did it. 3) I’m going to do the housework a bit later. 4) Does he help you? -Yes, he does. 5) We will do this exercise next time. 6) Where does he go two years ago? 7) You can do what you want. 8) Do not be late, guys! 9) Who took the dictionary? - Sandra did. 10) Is there anything I can do for you?
2.Сделайте следующие предложения вопросительными и отрицательными, используя to do. 1) I like to play tennis. I don't like to play tennis. Do I like to play tennis? 2) They discussed this plan last week. They didn't discuss this plan last week. Did they discuss this plan last week? 3) Ted Brown designs buildings.Ted Brown doesn't design buildings. Does Ted Brown design buildings? 4) My elder sister wants to go to a movie tonight. My elder sister doesn't want to go to a movie tonight. Does my elder sister want to go to a movie tonight? 5) We guarantee the safety of those who handle nuclear materials. We don't guarantee the safety of those who handle nuclear materials. Do we guarantee the safety of those who handle nuclear materials? 6) It often rains in this part of the world. It doesn't often rain in this part of the world. Does it often rain in this part of the world? 7) The architect used drawings to achieve his objective. The architect didn't use drawings to achieve his objective. Did the architect use drawings to achieve his objective? 8) These students graduated college last year.These students didn't graduate college last year. Did these students graduate college last year?
When the great was cast in London foundary in 1858, the question of its name was discussed in Parliament. One member said,'Why not call it Big Ben?There was much laughter among the members because the man in charge of public buildings was Sir Benjamin Hall, a very tall, stout man whose nickname was'Big Ben'.From that time the bell has been known as Big Ban. The bell is 7 foot 6 inches high, and 9 foot 6 inches across the mouth. It weights 13.5 tons(about the same as two double-decker buses)."Big Ben'is the name of the bell only-not the clock, and not the tower.
pam (sometimes) goes to the cinema on saturdays (sometimes)
i usually go to the park once a week
does he wash the dishes sometimes?