Fill in the blanks with the correct options: your brother like playing football? A. Does B. Do C. Is We getting up early on Sundays. A. don't like B. doesn't like C. not like She is very friendly. She

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5. ___ your brother like playing football? This is a question in the simple present tense. The subject "your brother" is third person singular, so the auxiliary verb "Does" is used. A. Does B. Do C. Is The correct option is A. $\boxed{\text{A. Does}}$

6. We ___ getting up early on Sundays. The verb "getting" is a gerund (-ing form). The subject "We" is plural. To express a negative preference for a plural subject, we use "don't like". A. don't like B. doesn't like C. not like The correct option is A. $\boxed{\text{A. don't like}}$

7. She is very friendly. She ___ meeting new people. The first sentence states "She is very friendly," which implies a positive attitude towards social interactions. Therefore, she would enjoy meeting new people. The subject "She" is third person singular, so the verb needs an "-s" ending. A. hates B. doesn't like C. likes The correct option is C. $\boxed{\text{C. likes}}$

8. My parents ___ eating spicy food. They say it's too hot. The phrase "They say it's too hot" indicates that "my parents" do not enjoy eating spicy food. The subject "My parents" is plural. We need a verb phrase that expresses dislike and is appropriate for a plural subject followed by a gerund. My parents don't like eating spicy food. $\boxed{\text{don't like}}$