Question

complete the dialogue with a correct form of the given verbs in the brackets. Rashid: Rahul! your frien manas has sent you a postcard. it's from Kerala.it ____ (look) nice. Rahul: i bet does! Rashid: He ____(write) that it's very hot there. There___(be) a lot of tourists. The hotels ___ (be) full. He __(say) the restaurants ___ (be) always full! Rahul: yes. i am sure it is. The pepers ___ (say) that the temperature there is 30°c. Rashid: Then he ___ (write) that he has learnt a bit of malayam, and that he ___ (get on ) well with the people there, specially the women! Rahul: Look didn't the newspaper ___ (say) that there's another strike in kerala. Rashid: yes, it did manas won't mind having to stay in kerala longer!​

Answer 1

The dialogue is completed by conjugating the verbs in the present tense, considering it's a casual conversation discussing current events and states.

Step-by-step explanation:

To complete the dialogue with the correct form of the given verbs, we should use the present tense and present continuous where appropriate, based on the context of the conversation. Here's how the completed sentences should look:

Rashid: Rahul! Your friend Manas has sent you a postcard. It looks nice.
Rahul: I bet it does!
Rashid: He writes that it's very hot there. There are a lot of tourists. The hotels are full. He says the restaurants are always full!
Rahul: Yes, I am sure it is. The papers say that the temperature there is 30°C.
Rashid: Then he writes that he has learned a bit of Malayalam, and that he gets on well with the people there, especially the women!
Rahul: Look, didn't the newspaper say that there's another strike in Kerala?
Rashid: Yes, it did. Manas won't mind having to stay in Kerala longer!

Answer 2

Rashid: Rahul! Your friend Manas has sent you a postcard. It's from Kerala. It looks nice.

Rahul: I bet it does!

Rashid: He writes that it's very hot there. There are a lot of tourists. The hotels are full. He says the restaurants are always full!

Rahul: Yes, I am sure it is. The papers say that the temperature there is 30°C.

Rashid: Then he writes that he has learnt a bit of Malayalam, and that he gets on well with the people there, especially the women!

Rahul: Look, didn't the newspaper say that there's another strike in Kerala?

Rashid: Yes, it did. Manas won't mind having to stay in Kerala longer!

Step-by-step explanation:

The dialogue is filled in with verbs in the correct form, mainly present simple for general statements and present perfect for actions affecting the present. To complete the dialogue with the correct form of the given verbs in brackets, we must match the tense of the sentences. Here's the completed dialogue with the correct verb forms:

Rashid: Rahul! Your friend Manas has sent you a postcard. It's from Kerala. It looks nice.
Rahul: I bet it does!
Rashid: He writes that it's very hot there. There are a lot of tourists. The hotels are full. He says the restaurants are always full!
Rahul: Yes, I am sure it is. The papers say that the temperature there is 30°C.
Rashid: Then he writes that he has learnt a bit of Malayalam, and that he gets on well with the people there, especially the women!
Rahul: Look, didn't the newspaper say that there's another strike in Kerala?
Rashid: Yes, it did. Manas won't mind having to stay in Kerala longer!