Question

10. Choose the correct variant. I hope it ... soon. We ... a drop for over a month. a) will rain , hadn't had b) rained, haven't c) rains, hadn't d) will rain , didn't have e) will rain , haven't had 11. Choose the correct variant. I saw an accident while I ... for the bus. a) is waiting b) were wait c) waits d) was waiting e) wait

Answer 1

Ответ:

10-d ; 11-d I hope it is true.

Answer 2

10. Choose the correct variant:

The correct variant is: c) rains, hadn't

Explanation: The sentence "I hope it... soon" implies that the action of raining has not occurred yet. Therefore, we can eliminate options a), d), and e) which suggest that the action of raining will happen in the future or has already happened.

Between options b) rained, haven't and c) rains, hadn't, the correct answer is c) rains, hadn't. The present tense "rains" is used to express a general fact or a habitual action, and the past perfect tense "hadn't" is used to indicate that the action of not having rain occurred before the time of hope.

11. Choose the correct variant:

The correct variant is: d) was waiting

Explanation: The sentence "I saw an accident while I... for the bus" indicates that the action of waiting for the bus was happening in the past. Therefore, we can eliminate options a) is waiting, b) were wait, c) waits, and e) wait, which suggest present tense or non-past tense.

The correct answer is d) was waiting, which is the past continuous tense. It indicates that the action of waiting for the bus was ongoing at a specific point in the past when the accident was seen.