Question

Insert the Future Indefinity or the Future-in-the Past: 1. She thinks they (to come) in time 2. She thought they (to come) in time 3. I wonder who (to do) this work 4. I wondered who (to do) that work 5. "When you ring up to your brother?" 6. She asked me when I (to ring) up to my brother

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. She thinks they will come in time .

2. She thought they would come in time .

3. I wonder who will do this work .

4. I wondered who would do that work .

5. "When will you ring up to your brother?"

6. She asked me when I would ring up to my brother.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

To insert the Future Indefinite or the Future-in-the Past tense correctly, you should use "will" for Future Indefinite and "would" for Future-in-the Past. Here are the correct versions of the sentences:

1. She thinks they will come in time. (Future Indefinite)
2. She thought they would come in time. (Future-in-the Past)
3. I wonder who will do this work. (Future Indefinite)
4. I wondered who would do that work. (Future-in-the Past)
5. "When will you ring up to your brother?" (Future Indefinite)
6. She asked me when I would ring up to my brother. (Future-in-the Past)

The use of "will" indicates the simple future tense, while "would" is used to indicate the future-in-the-past tense when reporting past events or thoughts.