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Answer 1

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Open the brackets, use the appropriate form of the verb: a) When morning came, the storm has already stopped, but the snow was still falling b) Have you read "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" by Agatha Christie? No, I haven't read it yet. But I hear that it is a very interesting book. I will read it as soon as I get it. c) He told me that if no one came to meet me at the station, I could leave the suitcases in the cloakroom and go to the hotel where he had reserved a room for me. d) Ring me up at eleven o'clock, I won't sleep yet. e) He began to write his composition at three o'clock. It is already eleven, and he has still been writing it. He says he will have finished it by twelve f) Is it still raining? It is rather dark in the room. g) Hardly had I gone out when I remembered that I had forgotten to take my umbrella. h) What are you reading?-I am reading a magazine.-How long have you been reading it?-I have been reading it for half an hour and I have read only half of it. I) If you ring me up tomorrow, I will tell you all about it. j) The first person whom Andrew saw as he entered was his old nurse. She was sitting on the sofa. During the last five years she has greatly changed and now looks a very old woman. k) Where have you met her? I haven't seen her for a long time. What does she look like? l) Jane usually works in the library. She is working there now. She has already gathered the necessary material and now she is writing her report. m) I 've heard this song several times already, but I cannot remember the words. I will write them down as soon as I hear this song again.

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Answer 2

It looks like you have provided a list of sentences with gaps to be filled with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. I'll do my best to help you with that! Let's start by filling in the gaps in the sentences.

1. If everybody (to read) this new novel, let's discuss it. - If everybody reads this new novel, let's discuss it.

2. They (to be) to the Hermitage twice this week. - They have been to the Hermitage twice this week.

3. It is already eleven, and he still (to write) his composition. - It is already eleven, and he still hasn't written his composition.

4. I (not to read) the newspaper today. - I haven't read the newspaper today.

5. Show me the dress which you (to make). - Show me the dress which you have made.

6. My sister (not to rest) now, she (to cook) in the kitchen. - My sister is not resting now, she is cooking in the kitchen.

7. Andrew (to get) up very early because he (to live) far from school. - Andrew gets up very early because he lives far from school.

8. Please, show me the nearest bus stop: I (to lose) my way. - Please, show me the nearest bus stop: I have lost my way.

9. It (to snow) steadily the whole week and it still (to snow). - It has been snowing steadily the whole week and it still is snowing.

10. The pain already (to go) but the child still (to cry). - The pain already has gone but the child still is crying.

11. He (to solve) the crossword puzzle for an hour and he he (to say) he (to be) about to solve it as he (to think) over the last word. - He has been solving the crossword puzzle for an hour and he says he is about to solve it as he thinks over the last word.

12. Why your hair (to be) wet? You (to swim)? - Why is your hair wet? Have you been swimming?

13. They still (to discuss) the article? But they (to do) it since twelve o'clock! - They still are discussing the article? But they have been doing it since twelve o'clock!

14. The prices (to go up). They (to rise) since 1991. - The prices have gone up. They have risen since 1991.

15. I (to try) to get into contact with them for a long time, but now I (to give) it up as hopeless. - I have been trying to get into contact with them for a long time, but now I have given it up as hopeless.

16. You ever (to work) as interpreter? — Yes, that is what I (to do) for the last five months. - Have you ever worked as an interpreter? — Yes, that is what I have been doing for the last five months.

17. You (to open) the door at last! I (to ring) for an hour at to least, it seems to me. - You have opened the door at last! I have been ringing for an hour at least, it seems to me.

18. Linda and I (to work) for a company, which (to produce) automobiles. - Linda and I work for a company, which produces automobiles.

19. She (not to know) French very well, so she often (to go) to the sixth floor where I (to work). - She doesn't know French very well, so she often goes to the sixth floor where I work.

20. You (to wear) a new coat? – Yes, you (to like) it? - You are wearing a new coat? – Yes, do you like it?

It seems like these are sentences related to the present perfect tense and the present continuous tense. I have filled in the gaps with the appropriate verb forms. If you have any specific questions about these sentences or need further assistance, feel free to ask!