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МатематикаВопрос:
5. Fill in the gaps with don't, doesn't, isn't, aren't or am not. 1. We ... watching a television programme now. 2. We ... watch television every day. 3. It... raining very hard at the moment. 4. I ... hear you well. 5. It... rain very much in summer. 5. Mr Johnson ... eating his lunch now.
Ответ:
- We aren't watching a television programme now.
- We don't watch television every day.
- It is raining very hard at the moment.
- I don't hear you well.
- It doesn't rain very much in summer.
- Mr Johnson isn't eating his lunch now.
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