Question

Where you (to find) this brooch? It's mine! - You not (to see) the notice on the school's internet site about the brooch yet? I (to wait) for three weeks. Today I (to put) it on my dress. Now, here it is, take it. Нужно поставить или present perfect или past simple

Answer 1

Where did you find this brooch? It's mine. - Haven't you seen the notice on the school 's Internet site about the brooch yet? I have been waiting for three weeks. Today I have put it on my dress. Now,here it is, take it.

Answer 2

In this dialogue, you need to use the present perfect and past simple tenses correctly. Here's the corrected version:

"Where have you found this brooch? It's mine! - Haven't you seen the notice on the school's internet site about the brooch yet? I have been waiting for three weeks. Today I put it on my dress. Now, here it is, take it."

Explanation:

1. Present Perfect: "have found," "have been waiting" - used to talk about actions that started in the past and have relevance to the present moment.
2. Past Simple: "put" - used to refer to a specific action that happened in the past.

Please note that the tense of "have found" depends on the context. If the person is currently holding the brooch, then the present perfect is appropriate. If they had already returned the brooch and are simply discussing the past events, then the past simple could be used ("Where did you find this brooch?").