Practice the 3rd person singular, Present Indefinite Tense. Model 1: Does Ann study at the Institute for Foreign Languages? No, she doesn't. She s

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Practice the 3rd person singular, Present Indefinite Tense. Model 1: Does Ann study at the Institute for Foreign Languages? No, she doesn't. She s

Practice the 3rd person singular, Present Indefinite Tense. Model 1: Does Ann study at the Institute for Foreign Languages? No, she doesn't. She studies at the Institute for International Relations. 1. Does he teach at school? (at the Institute). 2. Does it often rain here in summer? (in autumn). 3. Does she work at a factory? (at an office). 4. Does he live in Kiev? (in Moscow). 5. Does he get up at 7 o'clock? (at 8 o'clock). 6. Does he go to his office by bus? (by the underground). 7. Does she sleep in the open air during the summer? (in the house). 8. Does he smoke before lunch? (after lunch). Model 2: You speak English and Mary speaks French. 1. They like to dance and she — to sing. 2. Her parents live in the country and she — in town. 3. I go to bed at 11 o'clock but the child __to bed at nine o'clock. 4. We have tea at five o'clock and Mary — milk at five o'clock. 5. They watch TV in the evening and their son — it in the afternoon. 6. You read English books and your brother — French books. 7. I hear well and my grandmother — badly.

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1) 1. No, he doesn't. He teaches at the Institute. 2. No, it doesn't. It often rains here in autumn. 3. No, she doesn't. She works at an office. 4. No, he doesn't. He lives in Moscow 5. No, he doesn't. He gets up at 8 o'clock. 6. No, he doesn't. He goes to his office by the underground. 7. No, she doesn't. She sleeps in the house during the summer? 8. No, he doesn't. He smokes after lunch? 2) 1. They like to dance and she likes to sing. 2. Her parents live in the country and she lives in town. 3. I go to bed at 11 o'clock but the child goes to bed at nine o'clock. 4. We have tea at five o'clock and Mary has milk at five o'clock. 5. They watch TV in the evening and their son watches it in the afternoon. 6. You read English books and your brother reads French books. 7. I hear well and my grandmother hears badly.