Question

put the verbs in brackets into the past simple, the past continuous, the prestnt simple , the present continuous, the present perfect or going to 1. We (watch) the parade at the moment 2. Tom and marco (cycle) across London three times this year 3. We (not/going to) on a tour bus around the city 4. Sonia (alreade/book) the tickets to the concert 5. Patrick (visit) an aquarium with his class now 6. joel usually (wear) trainers to school 7. We (visit) an ancient temple last weekend 8. Linda (not/live) in Moscow for ten years. Срочно пж!! братья,и девушки решите пж!

Answer 1

1. We are watching the parade at the moment. 2 Tom and Marco have cycled across London three times this year. 3 We aren't going to on a tour bus around the city. 4. Sonia has already booked the tickets to the concert. 5. Patrick is visiting an aquarium with his class now. 6. Joel usually wears trainers to school. 7 We visited an ancient temple last weekend. 8  Linda has not lived in Moscow for ten years.

Answer 2

1. We're watching the parade at the moment.
2. Tom and Marco have cycled across London three times this year.
3. We aren't going to on a tour bus around the city.
4. Sonia has already booked the tickets to the concert.
5. Patrick is visiting an aquarium with his class now.
6. Joel usually wears trainers to school.
7. We visited an ancient temple last weekend.
8. Linda hasn't lived in Moscow for ten years.

Answer 3

Sure, I'll put the verbs in the appropriate tenses for you:

1. We (are watching) the parade at the moment. (Present Continuous)
2. Tom and Marco (cycled) across London three times this year. (Past Simple)
3. We (are not going to) on a tour bus around the city. (Present Continuous)
4. Sonia (has already booked) the tickets to the concert. (Present Perfect)
5. Patrick (is visiting) an aquarium with his class now. (Present Continuous)
6. Joel usually (wears) trainers to school. (Present Simple)
7. We (visited) an ancient temple last weekend. (Past Simple)
8. Linda (has not lived) in Moscow for ten years. (Present Perfect)

There you go! The sentences are now correctly using the past simple, past continuous, present simple, present continuous, present perfect, and going to tenses.