Around 2.5 billion people eat/are eating street food every day - from hot dogs in New York to spring rolls in Vietnam. And this number increases/is increasing. In countries without a tradition of good street food, more and more stalls appear/are appearing. There is a good reason for this. You know/are knowing exactly what you are going to get. You see/are seeing and you smell / are smeelling the foos before you buy it. It is also fresh-sellers usually cook/are cooking it right in front of you. Do you feel/Are you feeling hungry yet?

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Английский язык

26 мая, 23:57

Around 2.5 billion people eat/are eating street food every day - from hot dogs in New York to spring rolls in Vietnam. And this number increases/is increasing. In countries without a tradition of good street food, more and more stalls appear/are appearing. There is a good reason for this. You know/are knowing exactly what you are going to get. You see/are seeing and you smell / are smeelling the foos before you buy it. It is also fresh-sellers usually cook/are cooking it right in front of you. Do you feel/Are you feeling hungry yet?

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Алиса Демидова · Answer 1

Проверяем знания двух грамматических времен: Present Simple Tense и Present Progressive (Continuous) Tense.

В третьем предложении, в сочетании "the foos", вероятно, допущена ошибка. Слова "foos" нет в английском языке. Думаю, имелось в виду слово "food", но оно не употребляется с артиклем. Исправила на "food"

Around 2.5 billion people eat street food every day - from hot dogs in New York to spring rolls in Vietnam. And this number is increasing. In countries without a tradition of good street food, more and more stalls are appearing. There is a good reason for this. You know exactly what you are going to get. You see and you smell food before you buy it. It is also fresh-sellers usually cook it right in front of you. Are you feeling hungry yet?