Question

ПОМОИИИТЕ ! 1, Aunt MAria called us and said she already (to announce)Mike about the departure ,so I suppose that when we come to him at two,he already (to pack) his things.2.After the heavy rain they were glad to discover that none of the crops (to suffer)from it.

Answer 1

1. Aunt Maria called us and said she had already announced Mike about the departure, so I suppose that when we come to him at two, he will have already packed his things.
2. After the heavy rain they were glad to discover that none of the crops had suffered from it.

Answer 2

1. Aunt Maria called us and said she already had announced Mike about the departure, so I suppose that when we come to him at two, he already has packed his things.

Explanation: In the first sentence, you are talking about an action that Aunt Maria completed before the time of your arrival. Therefore, you need to use the past perfect tense ("had announced") to indicate that the action of announcing Mike's departure occurred before another past action. Similarly, the second part of the sentence refers to a completed action of packing before your arrival, so you use the present perfect tense ("has packed").

2. After the heavy rain, they were glad to discover that none of the crops had suffered from it.

Explanation: In this sentence, you are talking about a past event (the heavy rain) and its impact on the crops. The crops' condition is something that was true in the past, and it is also an action that occurred before another past action (the moment they discovered it). Therefore, you use the past perfect tense ("had suffered") to indicate that the crops' suffering or damage happened before the moment of discovery.