II. PUT THE VERBS IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE PRESENT SIMPLE. 1. My boss always_ (shout) at me ! (refuse) to start when 2. My car often it (be) cold, which _(make) me angry. 3. The sun in the west and the earth 4. My sister 5. Sally 6. Joe often school , so he 7. He 8. My mother _(rise) in the east and. (set) (eurn) around it. _(do) her shopping on Saturdays. _(watch) a lot of series on TV. _(miss) his bus to go to (have) to walk there ! (play) Football in a club. (read) a lot of bookS. (wash) his car twice a month. (g0) to his Father's every _(make) him very happy _(miss) hima lot. _(snow) less and less in the Alps. 9. Dad 10. Harry weekend and it because he 11. It 12. Australia (sUFfer) a severe drought

1. My boss always shouts at me! (refuses) to start when
- Explanation: The verb "shout" is in the base form because it is used after the adverb "always". The verb "refuse" is in the base form to agree with the subject "my boss".

2. My car often is cold, which makes me angry.
- Explanation: The verb "is" is in the base form because it is used after the adverb "often". The verb "make" is in the base form to agree with the subject "which".

3. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
- Explanation: The verbs "rises" and "sets" are in the base form because they are used to describe a general truth or a regular action.

4. My sister does her shopping on Saturdays.
- Explanation: The verb "do" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "my sister". The verb "shop" is in the base form to agree with the subject "my sister".

5. Sally watches a lot of series on TV.
- Explanation: The verb "watch" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "Sally". The phrase "a lot of series" does not affect the verb form.

6. Joe often plays football in a club, so he has to walk there!
- Explanation: The verb "play" is in the base form because it is used after the adverb "often". The verb "have" is in the base form to agree with the subject "he".

7. He reads a lot of books.
- Explanation: The verb "read" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "he". The phrase "a lot of books" does not affect the verb form.

8. My mother washes her car twice a month.
- Explanation: The verb "wash" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "my mother". The phrase "twice a month" does not affect the verb form.

9. Dad goes to his father's every weekend, and it makes him very happy.
- Explanation: The verb "go" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "Dad". The phrase "every weekend" does not affect the verb form. The verb "make" is in the base form to agree with the subject "it" referring to the action of going to his father's.

10. Harry misses his bus to go to school, so he has to walk there!
- Explanation: The verb "miss" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "Harry". The verb "have" is in the base form to agree with the subject "he".

11. It snows less and less in the Alps.
- Explanation: The verb "snow" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "it".

12. Australia suffers a severe drought.
- Explanation: The verb "suffer" is in the base form because it is used after the subject "Australia". The phrase "a severe drought" does not affect the verb form.