Question

1. We (not see) Mike at all yesterday morning. 2. She (play) with the symphony orchestra three times this season. 3. He (recorded) a new album. It (be) a great success on its release last week. 4. The Indian Government has imposed a ban on tiger hunting five years ago. 5. News is coming in of an incident in Parliament. A group of armed men (surround) the building and is holding hostages. 6. There (be) seven police dramas on TV so far this week! 7. They still hold meetings in the old manor house, which (stand) on the same spot for over two hundred years. Помогите, пожалуйста...

Answer 1

1. We (did not see) Mike at all yesterday morning.

2. She (has played) with the symphony orchestra three times this season.

3. He (has recorded) a new album. It (was) a great success on its release last

week.

4. The Indian Government imposed a ban on tiger hunting five years ago.

5. News is coming in of an incident in Parliament. A group of armed men (have surrounded) the building and is holding hostages.

6. There (have been) seven police dramas on TV so far this week!

7. They still hold meetings in the old manor house, which (has been standing) on the same spot for over two hundred years.

Answer 2

1. We did not see Mike at all yesterday morning.
2. She has played with the symphony orchestra three times this season.
3. He recorded a new album. It was a great success on its release last week.
4. The Indian Government imposed a ban on tiger hunting five years ago.
5. News is coming in of an incident in Parliament. A group of armed men is surrounding the building and holding hostages.
6. There have been seven police dramas on TV so far this week!
7. They still hold meetings in the old manor house, which has stood on the same spot for over two hundred years.

These corrections are based on the correct verb tenses and agreement in the sentences. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!