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МатематикаВопрос:
3. Many birds ... south every summer. a) will fly b) fly c) flew d) flies
Ответ:
Краткое пояснение:
- Для описания повторяющихся действий или закономерностей, которые происходят регулярно, используется Present Simple. Слово 'every summer' (каждое лето) указывает на регулярность.
Пошаговое решение:
- Фраза 'every summer' обозначает повторяющееся действие.
- Для описания повторяющихся действий в настоящем времени используется Present Simple.
- Так как подлежащее 'birds' (птицы) — множественное число, глагол используется в начальной форме 'fly'.
Ответ: b) fly
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- 3. He (to call) us tomorrow.
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