A immediately relating supportive details and information to the audience
Answer:
1. Thomas CLEANS his teeth every day. a) is cleaning b) clean c) cleans 2.
2. Georgia IS WEARING her new trousers today. a) is wearing b) wears c) are wearing
3. I DON'T GO to the library every week. a) am going b) don't go c) am not going
4. Rosa and Elena WRITE to their grandmother every week. a) write b) are writing c) is writing
5. Andreas and Jim DON'T MAKE their beds every day. a) making b) aren't making c) don't make
6 I AM NOT WEARING my glasses at the moment. a) wear b) am not wearing c) don't wear
7. We ARE HAVING our breakfast now. a) have b) having c) are having
8. Thomas usually PLAYS the guitar but now he IS PLAYING the piano. a) plays / playing b) play / is playing c) plays / is playing
9 Katya IS GOING swimming now. a) goes b) go c) is going
10 My friends ARE RUNNING in the park currently. a) are running playing b) are running c) is running
Answer:
Look below.
Explanation:
You didnt provide the second sentence but from my understanding the prefix "un" , which means not, could be added to friendly to mean unfriendly or not friendly.
The phrases in the passage which are verb phrases are:
- offers prescription drug coverage
-to help senior citizens
-get the prescription drugs
-are enrolled in the Medicare Advantage Plan
-can join a drug plan
-to get this coverage
-look for the Medicare Approved seal
-to make sure
-are getting the best deal
Verb phrases comprise one verb and its dependants but not the subject. It consists of a combination of main verb and an axillary verb. There are two types of verb phrase, finite and infinite verb phrase. Finite verb phrase begins with a finite verb and an infinite verb phrase begins with an infinite verb.
