First, let's supply the correct tenses or forms of each verb in the first activity:
1. travels
2. are learning
3. go
4. am doing
5. collecting
6. stay
7. played / plays
8. are / are studying
9. am looking
10. going
11. helping
12. shouldn't make / is sleeping
13. are rehearsing
14. to go
15. isn't / takes
16. go
Now, let's transform the given sentences:
1. What about playing badminton?
2. Why don't we eat some pizza now?
3. Why don't we go to the library?
4. Let's meet at the front door?
5. What about going to the cafeteria?
6. Would you like to leave her a message?
7. You should do community service.
8. He is interested in jogging.
9. Nam always goes to school at fifteen past six.
10. Our teachers usually leave school at fifteen to five.
The two activities answered above demand several types of knowledge concerning the English language. Let's break them down below to better understand the answers:
<h3>Verb tenses and forms:</h3>
- We use the Simple Present tense to talk about habitual actions in the present. Example: I go swimming every morning.
- We use the Present Continuous tense to talk about actions that are taking place at the moment of speaking. Example: I am writing a letter now.
- With modal verbs like "should", we use the main verb in its base form. Example: You should try this, it's really good!
- Prepositions are often followed by a verb with -ing. Example: I thanked him for coming. / I'm interested in learning.
<h3>Telling the time:</h3>
There are more than just one way to tell the time in English. Take a look below:
1:05 --> It's one oh five. / It's five past one.
1:45 --> It's one forty-five. / It's fifteen to two.
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