Надо записать используя if/when weather be warm/go to the beach our car get fixed/go on a trip gallery be open/go to an exhibition get tickets/go to a pop concert this new film be on/ watch it at the local cinema be in the mood/tidy up my room
1.Conductors are the materials or substances which allow electricity to flow through them.
2. Allow electricity to flow through them.
3. Better electricity flowing.
4The resistivity of a conductor increases with temperature. In the case of copper, the relationship between resistivity and temperature is approximately linear over a wide range of temperatures
5. Insulators are materials that inhibit the flow of electrical current. The opposite of conductors, which allow electric particles to flow freely, insulators are implemented in household items and electrical circuits as protection.
1.Conductors are the materials or substances which allow electricity to flow through them.
2. Allow electricity to flow through them.
3. Better electricity flowing.
4The resistivity of a conductor increases with temperature. In the case of copper, the relationship between resistivity and temperature is approximately linear over a wide range of temperatures
5. Insulators are materials that inhibit the flow of electrical current. The opposite of conductors, which allow electric particles to flow freely, insulators are implemented in household items and electrical circuits as protection.
Объяснение:
1. He work in the evening.
Answer 1. doesn't have to.
2. They carry the buckets.
Answer 2. don't have to.
3. They cook now.
Answer 3. don’t have to.
Объяснение:
Explanation:
для построения отрицательного предложения в настоящем времени с модальным глаголом 'have to' необходимо использовать следующие структуры предложения:
subject + do not (don't) have to + Verb in the 1st form (without 'to') + other parts of the sentence.
They do not (don't) have to speak English now.
Если подлежащее относитcя к третьему лицу единственного числа (he, she, it), тогда необходимо использовать следующую структуру:
subject + does not (doesn't) have to + Verb in the 1st form (without 'to') + other parts of the sentence.
He does not (doesn't) have to drive a car today.