Question

6. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the correct form. 1. It (to rain) hard tomorrow. 2. The moon (to be) so bright last night. 3. Snow (to cover) the hills yesterday evening. 4. The mist (to clear) tomorrow afternoon. 5. It (not to snow) heavily last week. 6. It (to freeze) now. 7. They (to forecast) good weather for the weekend two days ago. 8. Millions of snowflakes (to come down) now. They (to be) white, cold and soft.

Answer 1

1. It will  rain hard tomorrow.

2. The moon was so bright last night.

3. Snow  covered the hills yesterday evening.

4. The mist will  clear tomorrow afternoon.

5. It was not  snow heavily last week.

6. It is freezing now.

7. They forecasted good weather for the weekend two days ago.

8. Millions of snowflakes are coming down now. They are white, cold and soft.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences with the verbs in the correct form:

1. It will rain hard tomorrow.
2. The moon was so bright last night.
3. Snow covered the hills yesterday evening.
4. The mist will clear tomorrow afternoon.
5. It did not snow heavily last week.
6. It is freezing now.
7. They forecasted good weather for the weekend two days ago.
8. Millions of snowflakes are coming down now. They are white, cold, and soft.