Questions: Pregunta 15 A: Emily the bus every day? B: No, she . (A) Does - take - doesn't (B) Do - takes - do (C) Do - take - don't

Pregunta 15 A: Emily the bus every day? B: No, she . (A) Does - take - doesn't (B) Do - takes - do (C) Do - take - don't

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La respuesta es A: Does - take - doesn't.

Explicación de cada opción:

(A) Does - take - doesn't: Esta es la opción correcta. En inglés, para formar preguntas en presente simple con sujetos en tercera persona singular (he, she, it), se utiliza "does" seguido del verbo en su forma base (sin "s"). La respuesta negativa también usa "doesn't" (contracción de "does not"). Por lo tanto, la pregunta completa sería: "Does Emily take the bus every day?" y la respuesta: "No, she doesn't."

(B) Do - takes - do: Esta opción es incorrecta porque "do" no se usa con sujetos en tercera persona singular para formar preguntas en presente simple. Además, "takes" no es la forma correcta del verbo en la pregunta; debería ser "take".

(C) Do - take - don't: Esta opción es incorrecta por la misma razón que la opción B. "Do" no se usa con sujetos en tercera persona singular para formar preguntas en presente simple. Además, "don't" no es la forma correcta de la negación para tercera persona singular; debería ser "doesn't".

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