Question

Past Simple, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous. He (send) his letter yesterday. I (not/watch) this video yet. We (study) in this classroom since September. Where’s Pete? I (not/see) him since Monday. It (snow) since 12o’clock. He (buy) a new suit last week. The teacher (ask) us for two hours. I (listen) to a new disk. I’m enjoying it. Tom (go) to London two days ago. There (be) a lot of people in the restaurant last night.

Answer 1

Ответ:

along with the other two groups

Answer 2

Verb Tense Analysis

Let's analyze the given sentences to determine the appropriate verb tenses.

1. He (send) his letter yesterday. - This sentence refers to a specific action that occurred in the past, so the appropriate tense is the Past Simple. - He sent his letter yesterday. 2. I (not/watch) this video yet. - This sentence indicates an action that started in the past and has relevance to the present moment, so the appropriate tense is the Present Perfect. - I have not watched this video yet. 3. We (study) in this classroom since September. - This sentence describes an action that started in the past and continues up to the present, so the appropriate tense is the Present Perfect Continuous. - We have been studying in this classroom since September. 4. Where’s Pete? I (not/see) him since Monday. - This sentence refers to a situation that started in the past and has relevance to the present moment, so the appropriate tense is the Present Perfect. - Where’s Pete? I have not seen him since Monday. 5. It (snow) since 12 o’clock. - This sentence describes an action that started in the past and continues up to the present, so the appropriate tense is the Present Perfect Continuous. - It has been snowing since 12 o’clock. 6. He (buy) a new suit last week. - This sentence refers to a specific action that occurred in the past, so the appropriate tense is the Past Simple. - He bought a new suit last week. 7. The teacher (ask) us for two hours. - This sentence refers to a specific action that occurred in the past, so the appropriate tense is the Past Simple. - The teacher asked us for two hours. 8. I (listen) to a new disk. I’m enjoying it. - This sentence refers to an action that started in the past and has relevance to the present moment, so the appropriate tense is the Present Perfect. - I have listened to a new disk. I’m enjoying it. 9. Tom (go) to London two days ago. - This sentence refers to a specific action that occurred in the past, so the appropriate tense is the Past Simple. - Tom went to London two days ago. 10. There (be) a lot of people in the restaurant last night. - This sentence refers to a specific action that occurred in the past, so the appropriate tense is the Past Simple. - There were a lot of people in the restaurant last night. Based on the analysis, the appropriate verb tenses for the given sentences are as follows: - He sent his letter yesterday. - I have not watched this video yet. - We have been studying in this classroom since September. - Where’s Pete? I have not seen him since Monday. - It has been snowing since 12 o’clock. - He bought a new suit last week. - The teacher asked us for two hours. - I have listened to a new disk. I’m enjoying it. - Tom went to London two days ago. - There were a lot of people in the restaurant last night.