Question

b. select the best answer to complete the sentences.
1 it ______ rain in spain in july.
options: isn’t, no does, doesn’t, does
2 jenny ______ work as a baker. she is a chef.
options: is, doesn’t, not, do
3 a nurse does ______ work in an office. she works in a hospital.
options: not, can, do, no

Explanation:

Question 1

To complete the sentence "It ______ rain in Spain in July", we need to use the correct negative form of the verb "rain". The subject "it" is third - person singular. The correct negative form for a third - person singular subject with the verb "rain" (a main verb) is "doesn't" (does + not). "isn't" is used with adjectives or participles, not with main verbs like "rain". "no does" is incorrect grammar. "does" would be the positive form, but based on the climate of Spain in July (it is a dry month generally), the negative form "doesn't" is appropriate.

For the sentence "Jenny ______ work as a baker. She is a chef", we need to show that Jenny does not have the job of a baker. The subject "Jenny" is third - person singular. To make a negative statement with the main verb "work", we use "doesn't" (does + not). "is" is a linking verb and cannot be used with the main verb "work" in this context. "not" alone is not enough to form a negative sentence with a main verb, and "do" is for non - third - person singular subjects or in positive sentences for plural/non - third - person singular, so it is incorrect here.

In the sentence "A nurse does ______ work in an office. She works in a hospital", we need to form the negative of the verb "work" when the auxiliary verb "does" is already present. When we have "does" as the auxiliary, we use "not" after it to form the negative. "can" is a modal verb and changes the meaning (it would imply ability, not job location), "do" is for non - third - person singular subjects or positive sentences, and "no" is not used in this way with "does" to form the negative of the main verb.

Answer:

C. doesn't

Question 2