Question

Как это будет в правильной версии и почему?CРОЧНО ПОМОГИТЕ a)I’m seeing him this evening and I’m really telling him what I think;b) At seven, when the mail comes, I’m usually having breakfast;

Answer 1

1)I saw him this evening and I was telling him what I thought
2)I usually have breakfast at seven, when the mail comes.

Правильно так потому что я сформулировала по правилах формулировки времен в английском

Answer 2

a) In the correct version, it should be: "I'm seeing him this evening and I'm really going to tell him what I think."

b) In the correct version, it should be: "At seven, when the mail comes, I'm usually having breakfast."

Explanation:

a) The correct version is "I'm seeing him this evening and I'm really going to tell him what I think." The verb "going to" is used to express intentions or plans for the future. When talking about a future action, "going to" is more appropriate in this context. So, it conveys that the speaker intends to tell the person their thoughts during the meeting this evening.

b) The correct version is "At seven, when the mail comes, I'm usually having breakfast." The present continuous tense "I'm usually having" is used to describe a habitual or regular action that happens at or around the present time. In this sentence, it implies that the speaker habitually has breakfast at seven when the mail arrives.