Question

Помогите пожалуйста с временами в английском языке 1.We (have) a party on Saturday. We've already invited a lot of friends. 2. In 2015 Peter and I (be) friends for 15 years. 3. At this time tomorrow Julia (sunbathe) on the beach in Brighton. 4. I'm sure the weather (change) for the better soon. 5. Don't help her, she (do) everything by herself. 6. You (see) for yourself what an interesting person he is. 7. Henry has thought everything over. He (sue) Mr. Рerkins. 8. I've got a sore throat. -I (warm up) some milk and honey for you. 9. Do you have any plans for the weckend?- Yes, we (have) a picnic 10. Christine(embroider) the napkin by her granny's birthday.

Answer 1

1.had

2.were

3.is sunbathing

4.will changing

5.does

6.see

7.-

8.-

9.have

10.-

Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you with the verb tenses in these sentences:

1. We (have) a party on Saturday. We've already invited a lot of friends.

   • "have" (present simple) - referring to a future event scheduled for Saturday.
   • "have invited" (present perfect) - indicates an action completed before the present moment.

2. In 2015, Peter and I (be) friends for 15 years.

   • "were" (past simple) - indicates a past action or state of being.

3. At this time tomorrow, Julia (sunbathe) on the beach in Brighton.

   • "will be sunbathing" (future continuous) - indicates a future action that will be in progress at a specific time.

4. I'm sure the weather (change) for the better soon.

   • "will change" (future simple) - predicts a future event.

5. Don't help her, she (do) everything by herself.

   • "will do" (future simple) - indicates a future action.

6. You (see) for yourself what an interesting person he is.

   • "will see" (future simple) - refers to a future action.

7. Henry has thought everything over. He (sue) Mr. Perkins.

   • "will sue" (future simple) - indicates a future action.

8. I've got a sore throat. - I (warm up) some milk and honey for you.

   • "will warm up" (future simple) - indicates a future action.

9. Do you have any plans for the weekend? - Yes, we (have) a picnic.

   • "will have" (future simple) - indicates a future event.

10. Christine (embroider) the napkin by her granny's birthday.

    • "will embroider" (future simple) - indicates a future action.

Keep in mind that English tenses can sometimes have multiple uses and meanings, but I've provided the most common interpretations based on the context of each sentence.