Question

A. Put the verb into the right form (Present Simple, Past Simple, Future Simple) 1. I (watch) TV every day. 2. We (go) to the theatre yesterday. 3. Mary (visit) her aunt next week. 4. You (be) very busy last week. 5. I (be) proud of my father. He is very clever. 6. They (not leave) for St. Petersburg next summer. 7. We (go) to the country if the weather (be) warm. 8. Kate (not see) Nick yesterday. 9. I (not visit) my friends every day. 10. Last week I (read) a very interesting article. 11. He (be) very busy now, so he (look through) the newspapers tomorrow. 12. My brother (not go) to work on Saturday and Sunday.

Answer 1

1. I watch TV every day.

2. We went to the theatre yesterday.

3. Mary will visit her aunt next week.

4. You were very busy last week.

5. I am proud of my father. He is very clever.

6. They won't leave for St. Petersburg next summer.

7. We will go to the country if the weather is warm.

8. Kate didn't see Nick yesterday.

9. I don't visit my friends every day.

10. Last week I read a very interesting article.

11. He is very busy now, so he will look through the newspapers tomorrow.

12. My brother doesn't go to work on Saturday and Sunday.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences with the verbs in the correct forms:

1. I watch TV every day. (Present Simple)
2. We went to the theatre yesterday. (Past Simple)
3. Mary will visit her aunt next week. (Future Simple)
4. You were very busy last week. (Past Simple)
5. I am proud of my father. He is very clever. (Present Simple)
6. They will not leave for St. Petersburg next summer. (Future Simple)
7. We will go to the country if the weather is warm. (Future Simple)
8. Kate did not see Nick yesterday. (Past Simple)
9. I do not visit my friends every day. (Present Simple)
10. Last week I read a very interesting article. (Past Simple)
11. He is very busy now, so he will look through the newspapers tomorrow. (Present Simple / Future Simple)
12. My brother does not go to work on Saturday and Sunday. (Present Simple)