Question

Определить грамматическое время 1. She gave the impression that she was deciding to change her course of action and to get in touch with Miss Tant. — 2. Nobody could consider O gden Street very attractive but her words always had a powerful effect upon me. — 3. Jo opened her lips to say something rude, but checked herself to a certain extent. — 4. ^ t last he attained a desired end. — 5. Her only reply to this absurd protest was a little peal of laughter. — 6. He vigorously uttered his point of view: "My dear young lady, I don't believe you can read a map." 7. He has constant headaches. — 8. M ajor Dunker doesn't think that poetry interests or suits him. — 9. His reaction to W alter's rem ark was very am using. — 10. Professor Dulwick's lectures always produce a great im pression upon his audience. — 11. The object has a resem blance to a lopsided vase. — 12. Mrs. O akroyd says she has some trouble with her children. — 13. Louisa always acted as Nelly wanted, the latter had great power over her. — 14. Hard workers always have success. — 15. The effect of his speech on the audience was quite unexpected. — 16. Perhaps curiosity m ight have conquered resentm ent to a certain extent. — 17. He replied simply but with great dignity and his answer left no doubt about his decision. — 18. A committee is to be set up to investigate the effect of television on children. — 19. The group accomplished their purpose. — .......

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.Past Continous

2.Past Perfect

3.Past Simple

4.Past Simple

5.Past Simple

6.Present Simple

7.Present Perfect

8.Past Simple

9.Present Simple

10.Present Simple

11.Present Perfect

12.Present Simple

13.Past Simple

14.Present Simple

15.Past Simple

16.Present Perfect

17.Past Simple

18.Present Perfect

19.Past Simple

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. "She gave the impression that she was deciding..." - Past Continuous tense.
2. "Nobody could consider Ogden Street very attractive..." - Past Simple tense.
3. "Jo opened her lips to say something rude..." - Past Simple tense.
4. "At last he attained a desired end." - Past Simple tense.
5. "Her only reply to this absurd protest was a little peal of laughter." - Past Simple tense.
6. "He vigorously uttered his point of view..." - Past Simple tense.
7. "He has constant headaches." - Present Simple tense.
8. "Major Dunker doesn't think that poetry interests or suits him." - Present Simple tense.
9. "His reaction to Walter's remark was very amusing." - Past Simple tense.
10. "Professor Dulwick's lectures always produce a great impression upon his audience." - Present Simple tense.
11. "The object has a resemblance to a lopsided vase." - Present Simple tense.
12. "Mrs. Oakroyd says she has some trouble with her children." - Present Simple tense.
13. "Louisa always acted as Nelly wanted..." - Past Simple tense.
14. "Hard workers always have success." - Present Simple tense.
15. "The effect of his speech on the audience was quite unexpected." - Past Simple tense.
16. "Perhaps curiosity might have conquered resentment..." - Past Simple and Past Perfect tenses.
17. "He replied simply but with great dignity..." - Past Simple tense.
18. "A committee is to be set up to investigate the effect of television on children." - Future Simple tense.
19. "The group accomplished their purpose." - Past Simple tense.

Please note that the tenses are based on the context provided in each sentence.