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ПОМОГИТЕ ЛЮДИИИИ Здрасте вам вопросик пожалуйста помогите англ не знаю ...НУЖНО НАПИСАТЬ В КАКОМ ВРЕМЕНИ ЭТИ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ I travel twice a year. It is a "must"; otherwise, I will feel unfit both for my work and for my studies. The thing is that, for three year, I have been a member of a diving ckub and every season we get together at a new place. We arrange these trips to escape from everyday problems and to get into the beautiful and calm underwater world. We have already done some diving in the Red Sea, on the coast os South Africa and in the dark, cold and clean waters of Lake Baikal. Nothing can compare to the excitement you feel while exploring deep underwater caves without knowing what kind of a wonder or danger you might face there

Answer 1

1)Present Simple 2)Future Simple 3)Present Perfect 4)Present Simple 5)Present Perfect 6)Present Simple. Вродебы так..

Answer 2

I travel twice a year. It is a "must"; otherwise, I will feel unfit both for my work and for my studies.

The verb tense used in this sentence is the simple present tense. It indicates a habitual action or a general truth.

The thing is that, for three years, I have been a member of a diving club and every season we get together at a new place.

In this sentence, the verb tense used is the present perfect continuous tense. It indicates an action that started in the past and is still ongoing. It also emphasizes the duration of the action.

We arrange these trips to escape from everyday problems and to get into the beautiful and calm underwater world.

The verb tense used here is the simple present tense. It indicates a general truth or a habitual action.

We have already done some diving in the Red Sea, on the coast of South Africa, and in the dark, cold, and clean waters of Lake Baikal.

In this sentence, the verb tense used is the present perfect tense. It indicates an action that started in the past and is completed or has a result in the present.

Nothing can compare to the excitement you feel while exploring deep underwater caves without knowing what kind of wonder or danger you might face there.

The verb tense used here is the simple present tense. It indicates a general truth or a habitual action.