Question

Put the verbs Into the correct form: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Future Simple1. Where you (to be) yesterday? - 1 (to be) at home the whole day. - How strange, I (to ring) you up at2 o'clock, but nobody (to answer).2. Listen! Somebody (to cry).3.1 (to like) music very much.4. Where your sister (to be) now? - She (to be) in her room. She (to do) her homework.5. We (to go home now because it (to be) late.6. Who you (to wait) for?7. We (to be) very tired yesterday and (to wantoto sleep, that's why we (to decide) to go home.8. This famous sportsman (to break) world records every year!9. Listen! The sisters (to sing that beautiful song again.10. My school football team (not to win) a competition last month.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

for the delay I was just thinking about how you are doing great and I was just wondering just how to get the delay I was wondering just wondering I am not able and I will I am looking forward in hearing more from you

Объяснение:

Khun

Answer 2

The verbs in the sentences should be in the correct form as follows:

1. Where were you yesterday? - I was at home the whole day. How strange, I rang you up at 2 o'clock, but nobody answered. 2. Listen! Somebody is crying. 3. I like music very much. 4. Where is your sister now? - She is in her room. She is doing her homework. 5. We are going home now because it is late. 6. Who are you waiting for? 7. We were very tired yesterday and wanted to sleep, that's why we decided to go home. 8. This famous sportsman breaks world records every year! 9. Listen! The sisters are singing that beautiful song again. 10. My school football team did not win a competition last month.

In English, the verb form changes based on the tense, subject, and auxiliary verb. The sentences provided were mostly in the present simple tense, with a few exceptions. The past simple tense was used in the last sentence, and the future simple tense was used in the second to last sentence. The present continuous tense was used in the second sentence, and the present perfect tense was used in the fifth and seventh sentences.