She works
Tom stays
My mum washes
He sees
Jack reads
She catchs
Sarah swims
He drives
Sandra plays
the pupil changes
He hurries
Greg visits
She talks
Просто после местоимений 3 лица идёт глагол с окончанием S
Chipollino was the son of Cipollone. And he had seven brothers Cipolletti, Chipollotto, Chipollochcha, Chipolluchcha and so on - the most suitable names for fair onion family. People were nice, I must say bluntly, but just did not carry them in life. Well done: where onions, and tears there. <span>Cipollone, his wife and sons lived in a wooden shack a little more drawer for Horticultural seedlings. If the rich happened to fall into these places, they are dissatisfied with wrinkled noses, grumbled: "Ugh, it bears a bow!" - And ordered the coachman to drive faster.</span>
Must-[mʌst]-должны, run-[rʌn]-запустить, gump-[gʌmp], duck-[dʌk], funny-[ˈfʌnɪ], but-[bʌt], .ugly-<span>[ˈʌglɪ]</span>
1)works, is doing
2)washes
3)tries, plays
4)are sitting
5)do you listen
6)am writting
7)they driven
8)hasn't got
9)rains, isn't raining
10)am baking/do you smile/I'm doing