Question

II. Put the verbs in brackets into the right tense form. 1. Nellie thought that it (can)... be done. 2. The letter said that America (not to use)... the minds of its women. 3. Could you (to speak)... louder, please. 4. Today's Ukrainian periodicals (to be)... independent. 5. There (to be)... many local editions, too. 6. Her family thought that she (to be) teacher in her future. a nurse or a

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Nellie thought that it could be done. (past simple)

2. The letter said that America should not use the minds of its women. (present simple)

3. Could you speak louder, please? (modal verb 'could' + base form of verb)

4. Today's Ukrainian periodicals are independent. (present simple)

5. There are many local editions, too. (present simple)

6. Her family thought that she would be a teacher in her future, not a nurse or a... (modal verb 'would' + base form of verb)

Answer 2

II. Put the verbs in brackets into the right tense form.

1. Nellie thought that it could be done. [[1]] 2. The letter said that America should not use the minds of its women. [[2]] 3. Could you speak louder, please? 4. Today's Ukrainian periodicals are independent. [[3]] 5. There are many local editions, too. [[4]] 6. Her family thought that she would be a teacher in her future, not a nurse or a.

Please note that the verb tense forms provided above are based on the context of the sentences and may vary depending on the intended meaning.