Question

Помогите срочно даю 50 баллов Упражнение 4.Раскройте скобки, используя правильную форму глагола. 1. They (play) tennis until they (get) tired. 2. John (begin) learning English when he (become) a pupil. 3. I (talk) to him after he (wash) the car. 4. If the weather (be) fine, I (go) to the park. 5. The children (stay) at home if they (not finish) their homework. 6. They (leave) home after it (stop) raining. 7. We (have) dinner as soon as father (arrive).

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) playing/got

2)began/became

3)talked/washed

4)was/went

5) stayed/don't finished

6)left/stoped

7)had/arrived

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Answer 2

1. They play tennis until they get tired. 2. John began learning English when he became a pupil. 3. I talked to him after he washed the car. 4. If the weather is fine, I will go to the park. 5. The children will stay at home if they don't finish their homework. 6. They will leave home after it stops raining. 7. We will have dinner as soon as father arrives.

In these sentences, we need to use the correct form of the verb in the parentheses. Here is the breakdown of each sentence:

1. The subject "They" is paired with the present simple tense verb "play". The second verb "get" is also in the present simple tense. 2. The subject "John" is paired with the past simple tense verb "began". The second verb "become" is also in the past simple tense. 3. The subject "I" is paired with the past simple tense verb "talked". The second verb "wash" is also in the past simple tense. 4. The conditional clause "If the weather is fine" is paired with the present simple tense verb "is". The second verb "go" is in the future simple tense. 5. The subject "The children" is paired with the future simple tense verb "will stay". The second verb "not finish" is also in the future simple tense. 6. The subject "They" is paired with the future simple tense verb "will leave". The second verb "stop" is in the present simple tense. 7. The subject "We" is paired with the future simple tense verb "will have". The second verb "arrive" is in the present simple tense.

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