有幾條英文題唔識!急!!!!!!!!

1. The moon and the stars shine at night.

We use the present simple to describe things that happen on a regular basis.

2. Tom has not written a letter for many years.

We use the present perfect simple to talk about the states that started in the past and are still continuing in the present. We often use the prepositions for (+ period of time) and since (+ point in time)

He has lived in Canada for twenty years/since 1990.

The present perfect form of the verb phrase:
have or has + past participle.
For third person singular, He/She/Peter/Mary + has + past participle.
“written” is the past participle of “write”.

3. I will speak to you later.

We can use will + infinitive (the future simple) to talk about a decision made at a time of speaking. We also use shall with I and we, though this is becoming dated now.

哇!!!咁多回答,邊個是???????

(1)The moon and the stars shine at night.
(因為月亮和星星發光事實/不可改變)
(2)Tomhasn't write a letter for many years.
(因為過去分詞只要見到:for,since,already,yet,just等等,和not後面所有式都不用變)
(3)I will speak to you later.
(因為to you later即表示我將會同你說,so要用將來式,will後面不用轉任何式)

1.shine
2.hasn't write
3.will speak

1). Is it shining
2).did not writing
3).will speak

1.shine
2.hasn't written
3.wiil speak