1. Choose the correct verb form. 1. Does he travel / Is he travelling a lot for his job? 2. When have you arrived

1. Does he travel a lot for his job or Is he travelling a lot for his job?

To choose the correct verb form in this sentence, we need to determine whether the action of traveling is happening in the present or at the time of speaking. If the person still travels regularly for their job, we should use the present tense "does he travel." If the person is currently on a trip or if we want to emphasize the ongoing nature of the action, we should use the present continuous tense "is he travelling." Both options are grammatically correct, but the choice may depend on the specific context of the sentence.

2. When did you arrive in New York or When have you arrived in New York?

The correct verb form in this sentence depends on whether the arrival in New York happened at a specific past time or if it is more recent information. If the person arrived at a specific past time, we should use the past tense "did you arrive." If the person recently arrived or the speaker wants to emphasize the current relevance of the arrival, we should use the present perfect tense "have you arrived." Again, both options are grammatically correct, but the choice may depend on the specific context.

3. Can she swim 5 kilometers or Is she able to swim 5 kilometers?

Both "can she swim" and "is she able to swim" are correct in this sentence. They express the ability or capability to swim 5 kilometers. There is no significant difference in meaning between the two options.

4. Are we not seeing them this evening or Do we not see them this evening?

Both "are we not seeing" and "do we not see" are correct in this sentence. They both convey the idea that we will not have a meeting or encounter with them in the evening. The choice between the two options may depend on the speaker"s preference or the specific context.

5. Have they moved in two weeks ago or Did they move in two weeks ago?

To complete the sentence correctly, we need to use the past tense. Therefore, "did they move in two weeks ago" is the correct form. It indicates that the action of moving into a place happened in the past.

6. Is he going to get married next summer or Did he get married to her next summer?

To complete the sentence correctly, we need to use the future tense. Therefore, "is he going to get married next summer" is the correct form. It indicates that the action of getting married will happen in the future.

7. Am I enjoying this party or Do I enjoy this party?

Both "am I enjoying" and "do I enjoy" are correct in this sentence. They both express the present state of enjoyment at the party. The choice between the two options may depend on the speaker"s preference or the specific context.

8. Where does your brother currently live or Where is your brother currently living?

Both "does your brother currently live" and "is your brother currently living" are correct in this sentence. They both convey the same meaning, indicating the current residence of the speaker"s brother. The choice between the two options may depend on the speaker"s preference or the specific context.

9. Why is the policeman talking to him or Why does the policeman talk to him?

Both "is the policeman talking to him" and "does the policeman talk to him" are correct in this sentence. They both express the current action of the policeman talking to him. The choice between the two options may depend on the speaker"s preference or the specific context.

2. Complete the sentences using the verbs provided.
1. The teacher made the students __________ a test yesterday.

To complete the sentence, we need to use the verb "take" which means to participate in or do a test. Therefore, the sentence can be completed as follows:

"The teacher made the students take a test yesterday."