Question

Пожалуйста！срочно！Раскройте глаголы в скобках и сделайтн из них вопросительные и отрицательные(past simple, future simple) 1. I(to ring up) you in 10 minutes. 2. He(to do ones best) but he (to loose). 3. Yesterday pupils(to find) a puppy and (to feed) him. 4. She (not to trouble) you next week.

Answer 1

1. I will ring you up in 10 minutes.
2. He did ones best, but he lost.
3. Yesterday pupils found a puppy and fed him.
4. She won't trouble you next week.

Answer 2

1. Past Simple:

• Question: Did I ring you up in 10 minutes?

• Negative: I did not ring you up in 10 minutes.

• Future Simple:

• Question: Will I ring you up in 10 minutes?

• Negative: I will not ring you up in 10 minutes.

2. Past Simple:

• Question: Did he do his best, but he lost?

• Negative: He did not do his best, and he lost.

• Future Simple:

• Question: Will he do his best, but he will lose?

• Negative: He will not do his best, and he will lose.

3. Past Simple:

• Question: Did the pupils find a puppy and feed him yesterday?

• Negative: The pupils did not find a puppy and did not feed him yesterday.

• Future Simple:

• Question: Will the pupils find a puppy and feed him?

• Negative: The pupils will not find a puppy and will not feed him.

4. Future Simple:

• Question: Will she trouble you next week?
• Negative: She will not trouble you next week.

Please note that the future tense in English is typically formed using "will" + the base form of the verb (infinitive without "to"). The future tense indicates an action that will happen in the future. Also, in the past simple tense, we use the base form of the verb (infinitive without "to") and add "-ed" for regular verbs, but some verbs have irregular past forms.