Question

1 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: Tom ____________ films.

enjoy
enjoies
enjoys
2 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: _______Tom ____________ films?

Does - enjoy
Does - enjoys
Does - enjoies
3 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: Tom ____________ films.

don't enjoy
doesn't enjoys
doesn't enjoy
4 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: The family ___________ soccer very well.

play
plays
plaies
5 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: Diana and Paul _________ here.

live
lives
liveys

Answer 1

Resposta:

1 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: Tom ENJOYS films.

enjoy

enjoies

enjoys

2 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: DOES tom ENJOY films?

Does - enjoy

Does - enjoys

Does - enjoies

3 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: Tom DOESN'T ENJOY films.

don't enjoy

doesn't enjoys

doesn't enjoy

4 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: The family PLAYS  soccer very well.

play

plays

plaies

5 - Mark the option that best completes the sentence: Diana and Paul LIVE here.

live

lives

liveys

Explicação:

O substantivo "Family" pode ser seguida de PLAY ou PLAYS, conforme for inglês britânico ou americano.

Is a family “it” or “they”?

The answer depends on whether you’re using British or American English, and on the emphasis you wish to make.

Very generally, in British English collective nouns are commonly treated as plurals, e.g. The family are debating the tax proposal.

While in American English they take the singular verb form, e.g. The family is debating the tax proposal.

Inglês Britânico: family play.

Inglês americano: family plays.