Question

Present Simple или Рast Simple. 1. They (to be) in London last month. 2. Who of your friends (to speak) English? 3. How many lessons you (to have) every day? 4. I (not to be) at home yesterday, I (to go) for a walk. 5. He usually (to sleep) well. But last night he (to sleep) bad. 6. Your sister (to be) a doctor? Yes, she (to become) a doctor two years ago. - PARO 7. He (not to shave) today because he (not to have) time. 8. You (to get) up early on Sunday? Yes. But last Sun- day I (to sleep) till ten o'clock. 9. When you (to leave) the meeting yesterday? 10. She (to enjoy) the film, which we (to see) last week? 11. Why your parents (to be) so angry last night? - Be- cause my brother (to be) late. -​

Answer 1

Відповідь:They were in London last month. (Past Simple)

Who of your friends speaks English? (Present Simple)

How many lessons do you have every day? (Present Simple)

I wasn't at home yesterday, I went for a walk. (Past Simple)

He usually sleeps well. But last night he slept badly. (Present Simple, Past Simple)

Is your sister a doctor? Yes, she became a doctor two years ago. (Present Simple, Past Simple)

He hasn't shaved today because he didn't have time. (Present Perfect, Past Simple)

Do you get up early on Sunday? Yes. But last Sunday I slept till ten o'clock. (Present Simple, Past Simple)

When did you leave the meeting yesterday? (Past Simple)

Did she enjoy the film, which we saw last week? (Past Simple)

Why were your parents so angry last night? - Because my brother was late. (Past Simple)

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the correct verb tenses:

1. They were in London last month. (Past Simple)
2. Who of your friends speaks English? (Present Simple)
3. How many lessons do you have every day? (Present Simple)
4. I wasn't at home yesterday; I went for a walk. (Past Simple)
5. He usually sleeps well. But last night, he slept badly. (Present Simple for the first sentence, Past Simple for the second sentence)
6. Is your sister a doctor? Yes, she became a doctor two years ago. (Present Simple for the first sentence, Past Simple for the second sentence)
7. He hasn't shaved today because he didn't have time. (Present Simple for the first sentence, Past Simple for the second sentence)
8. Do you get up early on Sunday? Yes. But last Sunday, I slept till ten o'clock. (Present Simple for the first sentence, Past Simple for the second sentence)
9. When did you leave the meeting yesterday? (Past Simple)
10. Did she enjoy the film, which we saw last week? (Past Simple)
11. Why were your parents so angry last night? - Because my brother was late. (Past Simple for both sentences)