Question

Раскройте скобки употребляя глаголы в одном из следующих времен: PRESENT CONTINUES, PRESENT INDEFINITE , PAST INDEFINITE . 1)My friend (to go) to the library ecery Wednesday. 2) He (not to go) to the country yesterday. 3)We (to go) to the south every summer. 4)Who usually (to do ) his homework in this room? This student (to do). 5)Who (to do) his homework there now? Заранее спасибо!!!!

Answer 1

1)My friend goes to the library every Wednesday.
2) He didn't  go to the country yesterday.
3) We go to the south every summer.
4) Who usually does his homework in this room? This student does. 
5)Who is doing his homework there now?

Answer 2

1) My friend is going to the library every Wednesday. (PRESENT CONTINUES) 2) He did not go to the country yesterday. (PAST INDEFINITE) 3) We go to the south every summer. (PRESENT INDEFINITE) 4) Who usually does his homework in this room? This student does. (PRESENT INDEFINITE) 5) Who is doing his homework there now? (PRESENT CONTINUES)

Explanation: To complete this exercise, we need to use the verbs in the given sentences and put them in the correct tense: PRESENT CONTINUES, PRESENT INDEFINITE, or PAST INDEFINITE.

1) The sentence "My friend (to go) to the library every Wednesday" is in the PRESENT CONTINUES tense. We need to change the verb "to go" to the correct form, which is "is going." Therefore, the sentence becomes "My friend is going to the library every Wednesday."

2) The sentence "He (not to go) to the country yesterday" is in the PAST INDEFINITE tense. We need to change the verb "to go" to the correct form, which is "did not go." Therefore, the sentence becomes "He did not go to the country yesterday."

3) The sentence "We (to go) to the south every summer" is in the PRESENT INDEFINITE tense. The verb "to go" remains the same. Therefore, the sentence remains unchanged: "We go to the south every summer."

4) The sentence "Who usually (to do) his homework in this room? This student (to do)." is in the PRESENT INDEFINITE tense. The verb "to do" needs to be changed to "does" for both questions. Therefore, the sentences become "Who usually does his homework in this room? This student does."

5) The sentence "Who (to do) his homework there now?" is in the PRESENT CONTINUES tense. The verb "to do" remains the same. Therefore, the sentence remains unchanged: "Who is doing his homework there now?"