Question

Орen the brackets using the appropriate Tense Form. 1. Не ( see) the play already. 2. We (see) Аnn last weck. 3. She (live) with us since that time. 4. They (play) football tomorrow at 3 o'clock. 5. John (not to drink) tea now. 6. ARer I ( finish) school, I ( enter) the University.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. had seen

2. saw

3. had living

4.will play

5.doesn't drinking

6. will finish, will enter

Answer 2

1. Не (see) the play already. - The appropriate tense form to open the brackets in this sentence is the Present Perfect. - The correct form of the verb "see" in the Present Perfect tense is "have seen". - Therefore, the correct sentence is: "Не have seen the play already." 2. We (see) Аnn last weck. - The appropriate tense form to open the brackets in this sentence is the Simple Past. - The correct form of the verb "see" in the Simple Past tense is "saw". - Therefore, the correct sentence is: "We saw Аnn last week." 3. She (live) with us since that time. - The appropriate tense form to open the brackets in this sentence is the Present Perfect Continuous. - The correct form of the verb "live" in the Present Perfect Continuous tense is "has been living". - Therefore, the correct sentence is: "She has been living with us since that time." 4. They (play) football tomorrow at 3 o'clock. - The appropriate tense form to open the brackets in this sentence is the Future Simple. - The correct form of the verb "play" in the Future Simple tense is "will play". - Therefore, the correct sentence is: "They will play football tomorrow at 3 o'clock." 5. John (not to drink) tea now. - The appropriate tense form to open the brackets in this sentence is the Present Continuous Negative. - The correct form of the verb "drink" in the Present Continuous Negative tense is "is not drinking". - Therefore, the correct sentence is: "John is not drinking tea now." 6. ARer I (finish) school, I (enter) the University. - The appropriate tense form to open the brackets in this sentence is the Future Simple. - The correct form of the verb "finish" in the Future Simple tense is "finish". - The correct form of the verb "enter" in the Future Simple tense is "will enter". - Therefore, the correct sentence is: "After I finish school, I will enter the University." I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.