Напишите на 5 отрицательных и 5 вопросительных предложений в настоящем продолженном времени.

1.The sun isn't shining. Is the sun shining?
2. She isn't looking after the children. Is she looking after the children?
3. He isn't studying at the University. Is he studying at the University?
4. He isn't fishing. Is he fishing?
5.Mary isn't playing the piano. Is Mary playing the piano?

-1. I'm not reading a book at the moment.2. We aren't having dinner now.3. My liitle sister isn't writing an email at the moment.4. I'm not studying English now.5. I'm not eating an apple.?1. Am I reading a book at the moment?2. Are we having dinner now?3. Is my little sister writing an email at the moment?4. Am I studying English now?5. Am I eating an apple?

Держи
1. My brother has his own duties at home( У моего брата свои обязанности по дому)
2. It is also my duty to buy bread and milk(также моя обязанность- покупать хлеб и молоко)
3. Once a week I help my mother to do all other work about the house( Раз в неделю я маме делать другую работу по дому)
4. He does the carpets with our electric-cleaner, and repairs electrical appliances when they are out of order( Он чистит ковры пылесосом и ремонтирует вышедшие из строя электроприборы)
5. We wash our linen, iron and mend it, clean the flat.( Мы стираем бельё, гладим и чиним его, убираем квартиру)
6.   They are elderly people and need our care and attention(Они-пожилые люди, и им нужна наша забота и внимание)

The Russian language belongs to the Indo-European language family. It is included to Slavonic group. It has many relative languages. Ukrainian, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Polish, Serbian are among them. These languages have much in common. Russians easily understand Belarusian and Ukrainian and also conversely. The others are harder to understand. Though they are connected with pronunciation and accent in some way. If you were to write down phrases, for example, in Bulgarian then it will be possible to see more in common with its Russian equivalent.
“The Russian language is great and mighty” – wrote Lev Tolstoy (Leo Tolstoy). That is the first thing that comes into the head of a Russian when they talk about their native language.