Question

3 Read the email. Choose the correct verb forms. Inbox Hi Amelie, How are you? I work/ I'm working in my bedroom and I'm bored. :-(I usually watch/I'm usually watching TV on Sunday evening, but I study / I'm studying tonight because of the exam tomorrow. It's really noisy here. I can't think! Sam 'makes / is making a CD for his friend's party. "He chooses / He's choosing the songs in his bedroom at the moment. He often plays / He's often playing his music really loudly. Mum and Dad are out. They don't usually go out/ aren't usually going out on Sundays, but this evening, "they have/they're having dinner with my uncle because it's his birthday. They probably eat/ They're probably eating at the Chinese restaurant in town because my uncle "loves / is loving Chinese food. Rosie "cooks/is cooking dinner for us tonight, but she's a terrible cook! What do you do / are you doing at the moment? Can! come round? Jasmine​

Answer 1

Ответ:Hi Amelie,

How are you? I am working in my bedroom and I'm bored. :-( I usually watch TV on Sunday evening, but I am studying tonight because of the exam tomorrow. It's really noisy here. I can't think! Sam is making a CD for his friend's party. He is choosing the songs in his bedroom at the moment. He often plays his music really loudly. Mum and Dad are out. They don't usually go out on Sundays, but this evening, they are having dinner with my uncle because it's his birthday. They are probably eating at the Chinese restaurant in town because my uncle loves Chinese food. Rosie is cooking dinner for us tonight, but she's a terrible cook! What are you doing at the moment? Can I come round?

Jasmine

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Answer 2

Ответ:

Hi Amelie,

How are you? I **am working** in my bedroom and I'm bored. :-( I usually **watch** TV on Sunday evening, but I **am studying** tonight because of the exam tomorrow. It's really noisy here. I can't think! Sam **is making** a CD for his friend's party. He **is choosing** the songs in his bedroom at the moment. He often **plays** his music really loudly. Mum and Dad **are out**. They don't usually **go out** on Sundays, but this evening, they **are having** dinner with my uncle because it's his birthday. They probably **are eating** at the Chinese restaurant in town because my uncle **loves** Chinese food. Rosie **is cooking** dinner for us tonight, but she's a terrible cook! What **are you doing** at the moment? Can I come round?

Jasmine