Underline the correct verb for each sentence.

Okay, let's underline the correct verbs in each sentence: 1. They always pick/rake flowers in May. *Explanation:* In this context, 'pick' is more suitable as flowers are typically picked rather than raked. 2. They sometimes play/go in the snow, don't they? *Explanation:* 'Play' makes more sense here as it describes an activity done in the snow. 3. They usually shine/rake leaves in the autumn. *Explanation:* 'Rake' is the correct verb here because leaves are raked. 4. They always go/play swimming in the summer. *Explanation:* 'Go' is the correct verb to use before swimming. 5. It's warm and the sun is shining/raking. *Explanation:* The sun 'shines'. 6. It's raining greatly/heavily now. *Explanation:* 'Heavily' is more commonly used to describe how it's raining. 7. It's swimming/freezing today, isn't it? *Explanation:* 'Freezing' is the appropriate verb here to describe the weather. 8. It's very cold/hot today. We can go swimming. *Explanation:* It cannot be "cold" and people can go swimming. "Hot" it the word that matches the sentence context.