Question

7. Let's go for a walk. It (not/rain) now. 8. Why you (not/hurry)? I(wait) for you. 9. I don't speak any foreign language, but I learn) English now. СРОЧНООО ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ​

Answer 1

It is not raining now. Why are you not hurrying? I am waiting for you.

Answer 2

Answering the questions

1. Let's go for a walk. It is not raining now.

2. Why aren't you hurrying? I have been waiting for you.

3. I do not speak any foreign languages, but I am learning English now.

The search results did not provide much context to answer these questions directly. However, based on the instructions:

1. Indicates a suggestion to go for a walk, since it is not raining currently.

2. Asks why the other person is not hurrying, when the speaker has been waiting for them.

3. States that the speaker does not speak any foreign languages, but is currently learning English.

Explaining the grammar

For questions 1 and 3: - "It" refers to the weather/situation now (is/am) - The verbs are in the present simple tense to describe the current state.

For question 2: - "You" is the subject (aren't) - "I" is the subject (have been) - The verbs are in the present perfect tense to refer to an action that began in the past and continues in the present.