Question

Complete with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. Karen would like 2. Do you enjoy 3. I don't want 4. Stan hates 5. A: Would you like B: Sorry, I can't stand (go) out for dinner tonight. (hang) out with your friends? (get) up early tomorrow morning. (read) newspapers, but he likes (read) magazines. Prepositional phrases referring to time ● in the morning/afternoon/ (watch) a comedy tonight? (watch) comedies. at noon ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Karen would like to go out for dinner tonight.

2. Do you enjoy hanging out with your friends?

3. I don't want to get up early tomorrow morning.

4. Stan hates reading newspapers, but he likes reading magazines.

5. A: Would you like (to watch) a comedy tonight?

B: Sorry, I can't stand (to watch) comedies.

Prepositional phrases referring to time:

- in the morning/afternoon/evening

- at noon