6 Put the verbs in the correct form. 1 I prefer(play) football to(do) homework.2 I'd rather(go) by bus than(walk3 She'd preferweekendnot stay) in at the4 She prefers5 He'd rather(write) essays by hand.(write) a project than(do) an exam.6 I'd prefer(go) by train than(fly).​

ответ:l prefer playing football to doing homework

Объяснение:

 He take a shower.

В present simple вспомагатальные глаголы do/does(если he, she, it) ставишь в начало предложения, дальше идет подлежащее, а затем глагол в первой форме.Например, does he take a shower? Если это отрицание,то перед глаголом(первая форма) ставишь don't/doesn't. Например, he doesn't take a shower.

В past simple все тоже самое, только вспомагательный глагол будет did(didn't).Например, Did he take a shower? He didn't take a shower.

B future simple  вспомагательный глагол will/shall(если I, we)Отрицание - shan't, won't.Например, Will he take a shower? He won't take a shower.

Это времена группы simple, если надо все времена или что-то непонятно пиши в личку

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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