Question

Use the verbs in brackets in the appropriate tense forms. 1. I ... him that I ... the book yet. (to tell, to read) 2. The weather ... bad yesterday, so we ... . (to be, not to goout) 3.Mary ... at the blackboard now. She ... the teacher’s questions, (to stand, to answer) 4.I ... this task by five pm tomorrow,(to finish) 5.At five pm tomorrow 1 ... still ... this exercise, (to do) 6.If the film ... interesting, I ... it. (not to be, not to watch) 7.At that time yesterday he ... a letter to his mother, (to write) 8.He ... me if we ... the test the day before, (to ask, to have) 9. They ... football when their mother ... home, (to play, tocome) 10. She ... to college five days a week, (to go) ответы я знаю, но я не понимаю как они получаются.. обьясните как это делать.

Answer 1

1) I told him that i haven't read the mook yet;
2) was bad; didn't go out;
3) is standing; is answering;
4) will be finishing;
5) will be still doing;
6) won't be; i wouldn't;
7) was writing;
8) asked; had;
9) were playing; came;
10) go

Answer 2

1. I told him that I hadn't read the book yet. (past simple for "told" and past perfect for "hadn't read")
2. The weather was bad yesterday, so we didn't go out. (past simple for "was" and negative past simple for "didn't go out")
3. Mary is standing at the blackboard now. She is answering the teacher’s questions. (present continuous for "is standing" and "is answering")
4. I will finish this task by five pm tomorrow. (future simple for "will finish")
5. At five pm tomorrow I will still be doing this exercise. (future continuous for "will still be doing")
6. If the film is not interesting, I won't watch it. (present simple for "is not" and "won't watch")
7. At that time yesterday he was writing a letter to his mother. (past continuous for "was writing")
8. He asked me if we had taken the test the day before. (past simple for "asked" and past perfect for "had taken")
9. They were playing football when their mother came home. (past continuous for "were playing" and past simple for "came")
10. She goes to college five days a week. (present simple for "goes")

To form the correct tense, you need to understand the time of the action and whether it is in the past, present or future. You also need to pay attention to the structure of the sentence and the auxiliary verbs used. In English, there are different verb forms and auxiliary verbs for different tenses, so it's important to know them and practice their usage.