Question

Очень нужно!!! My uncle, who (be) in the USA now, reacently (to offer) me to play for my classes

Answer 1

my uncle who is in the USA now, recently offering me to play for my classes

Answer 2

Ответ:

My uncle, who is in the USA now, recently offered me to play for my classes.

Answer 3

Your sentence seems to be a mix of tenses and might need some corrections for clarity. Here's a revised version:

"My uncle, who is in the USA now, recently offered to pay for my classes."

In this sentence:

• "who is" is used to indicate your uncle's current location in the USA.
• "recently offered" is used to show that the offer happened in the recent past.
• "to pay for my classes" clarifies the nature of the offer, which is to cover the cost of your classes.