Question

Open the brackets using Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Progressive, Future Simple: 1)Something …(fall) out of that window while I …(stand) under it.2)When Jane…(have) her Saturday job at a flower shop she…(send) me flowers.3)If he...(not sleep)well, he’ll be always tired.4)When I ...(be) short of money I ask my parents for help.5)(You to see) Mary today?6)He (to visit) that place last year.​​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 fell, was standing

2 had, was sending

3 doesn’t sleep

4 am

5 have you seen

6 visited

Answer 2

1) Something has fallen out of that window while I was standing under it. - In this sentence, we use the present perfect tense to indicate that the action of something falling out of the window happened in the past, but it has a connection to the present (the speaker is still under the window). We use the past simple tense to indicate that the speaker was standing under the window at that time.

2) When Jane had her Saturday job at a flower shop, she sent me flowers. - In this sentence, we use the past simple tense to indicate that Jane had her Saturday job in the past. We also use the past simple tense to indicate that she sent flowers to the speaker in the past.

3) If he doesn't sleep well, he'll always be tired. - In this sentence, we use the present simple tense to indicate a general truth or fact (he'll always be tired if he doesn't sleep well). We use the future simple tense to indicate a future condition or result (he'll be tired in the future if he doesn't sleep well).

4) When I am short of money, I ask my parents for help. - In this sentence, we use the present simple tense to indicate a general truth or habit (when I am short of money, I ask my parents for help). We use the past simple tense to indicate that the speaker asked their parents for help in the past.

5) Are you seeing Mary today? - In this sentence, we use the present simple tense to ask about a planned future event (seeing Mary today).

6) He visited that place last year. - In this sentence, we use the past simple tense to indicate that he visited that place in the past (last year).