Question

!!!Срочно!!! Английский Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple, present coutinuous or past simple tense, present perfect, future simple 1)It often (to rain) in spring2)it's hot and we (to swim) in the sea now3)Tom and Mike (to go) for a walk yesterday4) what you usually (to wear) in summer?5)Jane (to write) the letter to her friend tomorrow6)my granny (to grow) the flowers yet

Answer 1

1) It often rain in spring (present simple)

1) It raining now (present continuous)

1) It was rain in spring (past simple)

1) It been rain in spring (present perfect)

1) It will rain in spring (future simple)

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2) it's hot and we usually swim in the sea (present simple)

2) it's hot and we swimming in the sea (present continuous)

2) it's was hot and we swim in the sea (past simple)

2) it's hot and we swum in the sea (present perfect)

2) it's hot and we will swim in the sea (future simple)

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3) Tom and Mike always go to walk in the evening (present simple)

3) Tom and Mike going to walk in the evening (present continuous)

3) Tom and Mike was go to walk yesterday (past simple)

3) Tom and Mike gone to walk  yesterday (present perfect)

3) Tom and Mike will walk in the evening

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Answer 2

1) It often rains in spring. 2) It's hot and we are swimming in the sea now. 3) Tom and Mike went for a walk yesterday. 4) What do you usually wear in summer? 5) Jane will write the letter to her friend tomorrow. 6) My granny has grown the flowers yet.

Let's break down each sentence and determine which tense to use:

1) "It often (to rain) in spring." - Here, we use the present simple tense because it describes a habitual action or a general truth. Therefore, the correct form is "It often rains in spring."

2) "It's hot and we (to swim) in the sea now." - This sentence is describing an action happening at the moment, so we use the present continuous tense. The correct form is "It's hot and we are swimming in the sea now."

3) "Tom and Mike (to go) for a walk yesterday." - This sentence is talking about a past action, so we use the past simple tense. The correct form is "Tom and Mike went for a walk yesterday."

4) "What you usually (to wear) in summer?" - This sentence is asking about a habitual action, so we use the present simple tense. The correct form is "What do you usually wear in summer?"

5) "Jane (to write) the letter to her friend tomorrow." - This sentence is talking about a future action, so we use the future simple tense. The correct form is "Jane will write the letter to her friend tomorrow."

6) "My granny (to grow) the flowers yet." - This sentence is talking about an action that started in the past and has relevance to the present, so we use the present perfect tense. The correct form is "My granny has grown the flowers yet."

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.