Question

Очень нужно, помогите пожалуйста , заранее спасибо)) Open the brackets 1.You (to catch) the bus this morning? 2.Where you (to be) at 7 last evening? Complete the sentence with missing word 1. I am not hungry I have___ had dinner 2.She has been here ___four o'clock 3. Ann hasn't finished her work ____

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Did you catch the bus this morning?

2. Where were you...?

..................................

1. Already

2. At

3. Yet

Answer 2

1. You caught the bus this morning? 2. Where were you at 7 last evening? 3. Complete the sentence with the missing word: 1. I am not hungry, I have already had dinner. 2. She has been here since four o'clock. 3. Ann hasn't finished her work yet. #### Answer breakdown: 1. The first question is in the past tense, asking whether "you" caught the bus this morning. To answer this question, we need to determine whether the action of catching the bus occurred in the past. If you did catch the bus this morning, the correct answer would be "Yes, I caught the bus this morning." If you did not catch the bus, the correct answer would be "No, I did not catch the bus this morning." 2. The second question asks about your location at a specific time in the past. To answer this question, you need to recall where you were at 7 last evening. For example, if you were at home, you can answer, "I was at home at 7 last evening." If you were somewhere else, you would provide the appropriate location in your response. 3. The third part asks you to complete three sentences with missing words. Let's go through each sentence: - "I am not hungry, I have already had dinner." Here, the missing word is "already," which indicates that the action of having dinner has already taken place. - "She has been here since four o'clock." The missing word is "since," which indicates the starting point of the action, meaning she has been here starting from four o'clock. - "Ann hasn't finished her work yet." The missing word is "yet," which indicates that the action of finishing her work has not happened up to the present moment. Remember, when completing sentences, it's important to choose the correct word or phrase that conveys the intended meaning based on the context.