Question

₁1- Carl 2-1 heard on the radio that it you present? (to bring) 4- My parents 5- The kids outside now. (to have) 6- Marian I 3- When a doctor when he grows up. (to be) tonight. (to rain) the money to buy Mary's birthday I enroll) next December. (not/ to travel) a test today, so they can't play for judo classes this semester. (to- enroll)​

Answer 1

1. Carl heard on the radio that it is going to rain tonight. (to rain)
2. When I grow up, I want to be a doctor. (to be)
3. My parents have the money to buy Mary's birthday present. (to have)
4. I am going to enroll in judo classes this semester. (to enroll)
5. The kids cannot play outside now because they have a test today. (to have)
6. Marian is not going to travel next December, she is going to bring the family together for the holidays. (not/ to travel, to bring)

Answer 2

It seems like you have a list of sentences with gaps where you need to fill in the correct verb forms. Here are the sentences with the correct verb forms filled in:

1- Carl heard on the radio that you are present? (to be) 2- My parents have the money to buy Mary's birthday present. (to have) 3- Marian wants to be a doctor when he grows up. (to be) 4- The kids are outside now. (to be) 5- It is going to rain tonight. (to rain) 6- I will enroll next December. (to enroll) 7- They don't have a test today, so they can play for judo classes this semester. (to enroll)

Please note that I made some adjustments to the sentences to make them grammatically correct. If you have any further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask.