Question

I must know what you (talk) about. I hear that you (be) in this country for some time. He ( admire) you tremendously. He (see) the play three times. I (not know) what Harry (say) to you. I want to see how mush he (change) since i (see) him last. We (be) to the pictures about twice a week ever since. Hallo, what you (do) there at this late hour? I (suppose) you never (have) anything to do with those people? She (be awake) since two in the morning. I always (stay) in my dressing-room and (rest) till the evening performance. Can't i come and see you while you (rest)? I (hear) you (look) for a new house. Since the tragedy Mr. Holmes and i (hear) of many strange things. ....(happen) anything else since your arrival in London? Задание: supply one of the Present Tenses: The Present Indefinite, the Present Continuous, the Present Perfect. РЕБЯТА, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ПОМОГИТЕ, СРОЧНО ОЧЕНЬ НАДО!!!! Дам 30 баллов.

Answer 1

I must know what you (are talking) about.

I hear that you (have been) in this country for some time.

He (admires) you tremendously.

He (has seen) the play three times.

I (do not know) what Harry (has said) to you.

I want to see how much he (has changed) since I (saw) him last.

We (have been) to the pictures about twice a week ever since.

Hello, what  (are you doing) there at this late hour?

I (suppose) you  (have never had) anything to do with those people?

She (has been awaked) since two in the morning.

I always (stay) in my dressing-room and (rest) till the evening performance. Can't I come and see you while you (are resting)?

I (hear) you (are looking) for a new house.

Since the tragedy Mr Holmes and I (have heard) of many strange things.

Has anything else (happened) since your arrival in London?

Answer 2

I can help you with that! Here are the corrected sentences with the appropriate present tenses filled in:

1. I must know what you talk about. (Present Indefinite)
2. I hear that you have been in this country for some time. (Present Perfect)
3. He admires you tremendously. (Present Indefinite)
4. He has seen the play three times. (Present Perfect)
5. I don't know what Harry has said to you. (Present Perfect)
6. I want to see how much he has changed since I saw him last. (Present Perfect, Past Simple)
7. We have been to the pictures about twice a week ever since. (Present Perfect)
8. Hello, what are you doing there at this late hour? (Present Continuous)
9. I suppose you have never had anything to do with those people? (Present Indefinite, Present Perfect)
10. She has been awake since two in the morning. (Present Perfect)
11. I always stay in my dressing-room and rest till the evening performance. (Present Indefinite)
12. Can't I come and see you while you are resting? (Present Continuous)
13. I have heard you are looking for a new house. (Present Perfect, Present Continuous)
14. Since the tragedy, Mr. Holmes and I have heard of many strange things. (Present Perfect)
15. Has anything else happened since your arrival in London? (Present Perfect)