Question

1. They play volley-ball every day. 2. Peter saw his brother in the park yesterday. 3. My parents will gather mushrooms next summer. 4. The cars are in the street. ІІ. Put this sentence into the Present Simple, Past Simple, Future Simple.

Answer 1

1.They play volley-ball every day.

They played volley-ball yesterday.

They will play volley-ball tomorrow.

2.Peter sees his brother in the park every day.

Peter saw his brother in the park yesterday.

Peter will see his brother in the park tomorrow.

3.My parents gather mushrooms every day.

My parents gathered mushrooms yesterday.

My parents will gather mushrooms tomorrow.

4.The cars are in the street every day.

The cars were in the street yesterday

The cars will be in the street tomorrow.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences transformed into Present Simple, Past Simple, and Future Simple tenses:

1. Present Simple: They play volleyball every day. Past Simple: They played volleyball every day. Future Simple: They will play volleyball every day.

2. Present Simple: Peter sees his brother in the park yesterday. Past Simple: Peter saw his brother in the park yesterday. Future Simple: Peter will see his brother in the park tomorrow.

3. Present Simple: My parents gather mushrooms every summer. Past Simple: My parents gathered mushrooms last summer. Future Simple: My parents will gather mushrooms next summer.

4. Present Simple: The cars are in the street. Past Simple: The cars were in the street. Future Simple: The cars will be in the street.

Please note that there are a couple of corrections in the original sentences. In sentence 2, "saw" should be changed to "see" for the Present Simple tense, and in sentence 4, "are" should be changed to "were" for the Past Simple tense. Also, for sentence 2, I assumed you meant "Peter will see his brother in the park tomorrow" for the Future Simple tense.