Question

Определите время??? 1. What are they doing now? 2. Kate bought food yesterday. 3. My neighbours had build their house for three years. 4. Jane have translated the second part of the story before we found it. 5. Who have invented the radio? 6. I have just finished my homework.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. What are they doing now? - Present Continuous

2. Kate bought food yesterday. - Past Simple

3. My neighbours had build their house for three years. - Past Perfect

4. Jane have translated the second part of the story before we found it. - have translated-Present Perfect , found-Past Simple

5. Who have invented the radio? - Past Perfect

6. I have just finished my homework. - Past Perfect

Answer 2

1. "What are they doing now?" - This sentence is in the present tense and is asking about the current actions of a group of people. Without any context, it is impossible to determine what they are doing at the current moment.

2. "Kate bought food yesterday." - This sentence is in the past tense and indicates that Kate purchased food on the day before today.

3. "My neighbors had built their house for three years." - This sentence is in the past perfect tense and suggests that the action of building the house started in the past and was completed before a specific time in the past. It implies that the neighbors had been building their house continuously for a period of three years prior to that specific time.

4. "Jane has translated the second part of the story before we found it." - This sentence is in the present perfect tense and indicates that Jane completed the action of translating the second part of the story before the time when "we" found it. The use of "has" suggests that the action happened recently or has relevance to the present.

5. "Who has invented the radio?" - This sentence is in the present perfect tense and is asking about the person who invented the radio. The use of "has" suggests that the invention is of recent relevance or has ongoing importance.

6. "I have just finished my homework." - This sentence is in the present perfect tense and indicates that the speaker recently completed the action of finishing their homework. The use of "have" and "just" suggests that the action occurred very recently, likely just before the present moment.