Question

Поставьте глаголы, данные в скобках, в предложения вPresent, Past, Future Simple1. The students (come) to the lectures every day.2. He seldom (write) letters to his friends.3. We (take) part in a sport competition last Friday.4. I (leave) this town in a week.5. My brother (graduate) from the University two years ago.6. Tomorrow he (return) home.7. They (not/take) that examination yesterday.8. Professor Smirnov (give) a lecture on physics next week.9. Jim (live) near the circus.10. The film (start) in ten minutesПоставьте глаголы, данные в скобках, в предложения в Present, Past, Future Progressive.1. It (rain) now.2. Listen! The alarm clock (ring).3. She (write) this exercise from 6 till 7 o’clock yesterday.4. We (watch) the football match at 5 o’clock tomorrow.5. What you (do) from 8 to 9 o’clock yesterday?6. We (eat) fruits all summer next year.7. It (snow) at the moment.8. The whole family (have) dinner when the telephone rang.9. I (read) a newspaper when I heard a strange noise. 10. Children (play) football from 3 till 4 o’clock tomorrow

Answer 1

1. Come
2. Writes
3. Took
4. Will leave
5. Graduated
6. Will return
7. Didn't take
8. Will give
9. Lives
10. Will start

1. Is raining
2. Is ringing
3. Was writing
4. Will be watching
5. Were you doing
6. Will be eating
7. Is snowing
8. Was having
9. Was reading
10. Will be playing

Answer 2

Present, Past, Future Simple

1. The students (come) to the lectures every day. - Present Simple: The students come to the lectures every day. - Past Simple: The students came to the lectures every day. - Future Simple: The students will come to the lectures every day. [[9]](https://www.informio.ru/files/main/documents/2018/02/Uchebno_metodicheskoe_posobie.docx)

2. He seldom (write) letters to his friends. - Present Simple: He seldom writes letters to his friends. - Past Simple: He seldom wrote letters to his friends. - Future Simple: He will seldom write letters to his friends.

3. We (take) part in a sport competition last Friday. - Present Simple: We take part in a sport competition last Friday. - Past Simple: We took part in a sport competition last Friday. - Future Simple: We will take part in a sport competition next Friday. 4. I (leave) this town in a week. - Present Simple: I leave this town in a week. - Past Simple: I left this town a week ago. - Future Simple: I will leave this town in a week.

5. My brother (graduate) from the University two years ago. - Present Simple: My brother graduates from the University two years ago. - Past Simple: My brother graduated from the University two years ago. - Future Simple: My brother will graduate from the University two years ago. 6. Tomorrow he (return) home. - Present Simple: Tomorrow he returns home. - Past Simple: Tomorrow he returned home. - Future Simple: Tomorrow he will return home.

7. They (not/take) that examination yesterday. - Present Simple: They do not take that examination yesterday. - Past Simple: They did not take that examination yesterday. - Future Simple: They will not take that examination yesterday.

8. Professor Smirnov (give) a lecture on physics next week. - Present Simple: Professor Smirnov gives a lecture on physics next week. - Past Simple: Professor Smirnov gave a lecture on physics last week. - Future Simple: Professor Smirnov will give a lecture on physics next week. 9. Jim (live) near the circus. - Present Simple: Jim lives near the circus. - Past Simple: Jim lived near the circus. - Future Simple: Jim will live near the circus.

10. The film (start) in ten minutes. - Present Simple: The film starts in ten minutes. - Past Simple: The film started ten minutes ago. - Future Simple: The film will start in ten minutes.

Present, Past, Future Progressive

1. It (rain) now. - Present Progressive: It is raining now. - Past Progressive: It was raining at this time yesterday. - Future Progressive: It will be raining at this time tomorrow.

2. Listen! The alarm clock (ring). - Present Progressive: Listen! The alarm clock is ringing. - Past Progressive: Listen! The alarm clock was ringing. - Future Progressive: Listen! The alarm clock will be ringing.

3. She (write) this exercise from 6 till 7 o’clock yesterday. - Present Progressive: She is writing this exercise from 6 till 7 o’clock yesterday. - Past Progressive: She was writing this exercise from 6 till 7 o’clock yesterday. - Future Progressive: She will be writing this exercise from 6 till 7 o’clock tomorrow.

4. We (watch) the football match at 5 o’clock tomorrow. - Present Progressive: We are watching the football match at 5 o’clock tomorrow. - Past Progressive: We were watching the football match at 5 o’clock yesterday. - Future Progressive: We will be watching the football match at 5 o’clock tomorrow.

5. What you (do) from 8 to 9 o’clock yesterday? - Present Progressive: What are you doing from 8 to 9 o’clock yesterday? - Past Progressive: What were you doing from 8 to 9 o’clock yesterday? - Future Progressive: What will you be doing from 8 to 9 o’clock tomorrow?

6. We (eat) fruits all summer next year. - Present Progressive: We are eating fruits all summer next year. - Past Progressive: We were eating fruits all summer last year. - Future Progressive: We will be eating fruits all summer next year.

7. It (snow) at the moment. - Present Progressive: It is snowing at the moment. - Past Progressive: It was snowing at this time yesterday. - Future Progressive