Lo
B. Complete the dialogue with the Present Simple or
the Present Progressive of the verbs in brackets.
S
Margaret Belinda, what (1)
you
(wear)?
Belinda
My new dress. (2)
you
(like) it?
Margaret Yes, but what's that around your neck?
Belinda Oh, that.
Margaret That's my new chain!
Belinda
Calm down. Why (3)
you
(yell at me?
Margaret Because you (4)
(take) my stuff without asking.
Belinda
I'm sorry but you (5)
(not go) to the party tonight so you
(6)
(not need) it.
Margaret I know. It's just polite to ask.
Belinda
OK. Can I wear your chain?
Margaret No, you can't.

1). What are you wearing?

2). Do you like it?

3). Why are you yelling at me?

4). You take my stuff without asking.

5). You are not going to the party.

6). You do not need it.

Explanation:

Present simple tense is employed to denote a habitual or  repeated actions, universal truth, or unchanging situations. It is expressed by using the first form of the verb plus s/es(with 3rd person singular). An additional do or does is introduced as auxiliary verb in negative or interrogative statements.

Present progressive tense expresses an action that is continuing or going on in present or planned to take place in near future. It is formed by employing 'ing' with the first form of the verb.

Thus, the given sentence are constructed as per the context of the sentence and the above definitions.

a

explanation:

answer: from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion—that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain, that this nation under god shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people

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