Is
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are
am
are
That's very easy: John = singular noun, third person (is), "It" is a singular pronoun, third person ("is"), "Cars" is a plural noun (are), I is a first person singular pronoun (am), Mary + Jane is a coordination (plural), so we use "are".
Present simple <span><span>
1. I/play 2. I/carry 3. she/skates 4. it/runs 5. they/swim 6. he/bathes 7. we/lay 8. he/lies 9. they/study 10. she/dances
</span> present continuous</span><span>
1. I am playing 2. I am carry</span><span>ing 3. she is skat</span><span>ing 4. it is runn</span><span>ing 5. they are swimm</span><span>ing 6. he is bath</span><span>ing 7. we are lay</span><span>ing 8. he is ly</span><span>ing 9. they are study</span><span>ing 10. she is danc</span><span><span>ing</span></span>
Dear Jim!
Welcome to Moscow! I know, you are here for the first time. I lived in Moscow for all my life, so I can offer you some places to visit.
First, you shoould go to Red Square. The Kremlin is beautiful and noble. And St.Basil's Cathedral is also worth visiting. Then, go to the Tretyakov gallery to watcth different masterpieces. Then, if you walk down the promenade, you will see <span>the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. Or, go around the Kremlin and you will see the Bolshoy Theatre.
Have fun in Moscow!
Yours,
Nick</span>
Ann cleaning the house now. Ann has already cleaned the house. Ann cleaned the house yesterday. Ann was cleaning the house when He came. Ann was cleaning the house at 5 o ""clock yesterday. Ann will clean the house tomorrow
There is a carpet on the floor