Question

ПОМОГИТЕ РЕШИТЬ ВСЕ Present simple 1. Jane…… (not/ drink) tea very often. 2. What time…….(the banks/close) in Britain? 3. I (to go) to college every day. Present Continuous 1. .“ By the way” I asked Arthur.“ What Bill (to / do) now?” 2. “ Where’s Mrs. Hardy?” “ Downstairs, Sir. She (to greet) her guests.” 3. Look! Baby (to sleep). Present Perfect 1. You (to read) that book yet? – No, I only just (to begin) it. 2. Petrov (to leave) Moscow? No, he is still in Moscow. 3. I (not / to see) him for ages Past Simple 1. It was warm, so I ….. off my coat (take). 2. The film wasn’t very good. I….. it very much (not / enjoy). 3. What (you / do) yesterday? Past Continuous 1. The general (to wait) on the platform when I (to arrive) at Camberley. 2. While we (to talk) Beryl (to come) out the house. 3. I (to go) to the cinema at 4 o’clock yesterday. Past Perfect 1. By that time he (to recover) from the wound he received during the operation. 2. I heard that you (to give) up the idea of studying French. 3. Tom (to return) from the cinema by 5 o’clock. Future Simple 1. I (not to go) to the cinema tomorrow. 2. What you (do) tomorrow? 3. You (play) volley-ball tomorrow? Future Continuous 1. I (do) my homework at six o’clock tomorrow 2. She ( not write) a composition the whole evening 3. What you (do) at eight o’clock tomorrow? Future Perfect 1. I (do) my homework by six o'clock tomorrow. 2. He (complete) my homework by the time you come. 3. They (finish) the match by 7 o’clock

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 doesn't drink 2do the banks close 3 go 1 is doing 2 is greeting 3 is sleeping. 1 Have you read 2 Has Petrov leaved 3 I haven't seen 1took 2 didn't enjoy 3 did you do. 1 was waiting , arrived. 2 were talking, came. 3 was going. 1 had recovered 2 had given 3had returned. 1 won't go 2 will you do 3 will you play. 1 will have done 2 will have completed 3 will have finished.

Answer 2

Present simple:

1. Jane does not drink tea very often.
2. What time do the banks close in Britain?
3. I go to college every day.

Present continuous:

1. "By the way," I asked Arthur, "What is Bill doing now?"
2. "Where's Mrs. Hardy?" "Downstairs, sir. She is greeting her guests."
3. Look! The baby is sleeping.

Present perfect:

1. Have you read that book yet? - No, I only just began it.
2. Has Petrov left Moscow? No, he is still in Moscow.
3. I haven't seen him for ages.

Past simple:

1. It was warm, so I took off my coat.
2. The film wasn't very good. I didn't enjoy it very much.
3. What did you do yesterday?

Past continuous:

1. The general was waiting on the platform when I arrived at Camberley.
2. While we were talking, Beryl came out of the house.
3. I went to the cinema at 4 o'clock yesterday.

Past perfect:

1. By that time, he had recovered from the wound he received during the operation.
2. I heard that you had given up the idea of studying French.
3. Tom had returned from the cinema by 5 o'clock.

Future simple:

1. I will not go to the cinema tomorrow.
2. What will you do tomorrow?
3. Will you play volleyball tomorrow?

Future continuous:

1. I will be doing my homework at six o'clock tomorrow.
2. She will not be writing a composition the whole evening.
3. What will you be doing at eight o'clock tomorrow?

Future perfect:

1. I will have done my homework by six o'clock tomorrow.
2. He will have completed my homework by the time you come.
3. They will have finished the match by 7 o'clock.