Question

Нужно поставить слова в пропуски, изменив их, желательно с объяснением!!! If I _____ free tomorrow, I will go to the swiming pool. BE Where is my umbrella? I ________ the office until I find it. NOT LEAVE I am sure they_______a party tomorrow. HAVE It___hot today, but it__cold two days ago.-_____it____ cold next week? BE/BE/BE His_____are wonderful. MELODY Is the name spelled____? CORRECT They are friends. They____ friends since the age of six. BE I ____________ for them since I____up. NOT SEE/GET

Answer 1

If I _am_ free tomorrow, I will go to the swiming pool. BE
Where is my umbrella? I _won't leave_ the office until I find it. NOT LEAVE
I am sure they _have/are having__a party tomorrow. HAVE
It__is_hot today, but it_was_cold two days ago. -___Will__it_be___ cold next week? BE/BE/BE
His___melodies__are wonderful. MELODY
Is the name spelled__correctly__? CORRECT
They are friends. They __have been __ friends since the age of six. BE
I __have not seen___ for them since I__got__up. NOT SEE/GET

Answer 2

If I am free tomorrow, I will go to the swimming pool. Explanation: Using "am" instead of "be" to match the subject "I."

Where is my umbrella? I will not leave the office until I find it. Explanation: Replacing "not leave" to indicate a determination not to depart until the umbrella is found.

I am sure they will have a party tomorrow. Explanation: Adding "will" for future tense and "have" for the possession of a party.

It is hot today, but it was cold two days ago. Will it be cold next week? Explanation: Correcting the tenses for consistency. "Was" for past, "be" for future, and "will" for the question's future tense.

His melody is wonderful. Explanation: No changes needed. The sentence is already correct.

Is the name spelled correctly? Explanation: Adding "correctly" to ask about the accuracy of the spelling.

They are friends. They have been friends since the age of six. Explanation: Changing "are" to "have been" to indicate an action that started in the past and continues into the present.

I have not seen them since I got up. Explanation: Replacing "not see" with "have not seen" for past perfect tense, and "got" instead of "get" for the past tense of "get up."