Question

Помогите пожалуйста срочно решить по английскому сегодня . Choose the most appropriate time expression underlined.1. Are you studying French often/at the moment?2. I'll be back after a few minutes/in a few minutes.3. What's the matter? Haven't you started yet/still?4. Diana will be retiring soon/already.5. I am making a great progress these days/the other day.6. I haven't been feeling very well lately/currently.7. Alec will have been studying for three years at the end of next month/by theend of next month.8. The food tastes worse now/usually. You've put too much salt in it.9. I expect Samantha will have been sleeping at/until nine o'clock.10. I'm feeling rather down lately/at present, doctor: 11. The trouble with you is that you are always/often complaining. 12. Computers are becoming faster and faster every vear/already.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 at the moment

2 In few minutes

3 yet

4 already

5 the other day

6 currently

7 by

8 now

9 sleeping

10 at present

11 often complaining

12 Vear

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. Are you studying French often/at the moment?

2. I'll be back after a few minutes/in a few minutes.

3. What's the matter? Haven't you started yet/still?

4. Diana will be retiring soon/already.

5. I am making a great progress these days/the other day.

6. I haven't been feeling very well lately/currently.

7. Alec will have been studying for three years at the end of next month/by the end of next month.

8. The food tastes worse now/usually. You've put too much salt in it.

9. I expect Samantha will have been sleeping at/until nine o'clock.

10. I'm feeling rather down lately/at present, doctor.  

11. The trouble with you is that you are always/often complaining.  

12. Computers are becoming faster and faster every year/already.​

Answer 3

1. Are you studying French often/at the moment?

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is at the moment. This indicates that the person is currently studying French.

2. I'll be back after a few minutes/in a few minutes.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is in a few minutes. This suggests that the person will return after a short period of time.

3. What's the matter? Haven't you started yet/still?

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is still. This implies that the person has not started yet and is emphasizing the delay.

4. Diana will be retiring soon/already.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is soon. This indicates that Diana's retirement will happen in the near future.

5. I am making great progress these days/the other day.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is these days. This suggests that the person is currently experiencing progress.

6. I haven't been feeling very well lately/currently.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is lately. This indicates that the person has been feeling unwell in the recent past.

7. Alec will have been studying for three years at the end of next month/by the end of next month.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is by the end of next month. This implies that Alec will complete three years of studying at that point.

8. The food tastes worse now/usually. You've put too much salt in it.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is now. This suggests that the current taste of the food is worse than usual.

9. I expect Samantha will have been sleeping at/until nine o'clock.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is until nine o'clock. This indicates that Samantha will stop sleeping at that specific time.

10. I'm feeling rather down lately/at present, doctor.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is lately. This implies that the person has been feeling down in the recent past.

11. The trouble with you is that you are always/often complaining.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is always. This suggests that the person is constantly complaining.

12. Computers are becoming faster and faster every year/already.

The most appropriate time expression for this sentence is every year. This indicates that computers are continuously improving their speed on an annual basis.