Question

Помогите, пожалуйста расставить времена в каждом предложении) 1.With whom did you ( discuss) this question yesterday? 2. I (saw) this film this week. I like it very much. 3. When I ( entered) the kitchen, I ( saw) that my mother (was standing) at the table and ( cutting) some cabbage. She (was cooking) dinner. 4. As soon as I ( heard) a cry, I (ran) out of the room and (saw) that a child (was lying) on the ground and ( crying). "What ( happened)? Why are you ( crying)? Have you ( hurt) yourself?" I asked. 5. They (went) to the Hermitage last week. 6. They (have been) to the Hermitage twice this week. 7. Yesterday afternoon he ( came) home, ( had) dinner, (read) an article from the lat-est magazine and ( began) doing his homework. When did your friend ( return) from the South? — She ( returned) yesterday. — Did you ( go) to the Station to meet her? — No, I (was) too busy. Has your brother (returned) from the North? — Yes, he ( came) a few days ago. 10. Have you ( been) to the Crimea? When were you there? — I (was) there in 2005. 11. Where (is) your brother? — He has just ( come) home. He (is taking) a shower in the bathroom now. 12. As soon as I (saw) him, I ( understood) that he (was working) hard. He (was writing) something and (did not notice) anything. 13. When I ( came) home yesterday, the children (were running) and ( singing) merrily. "We (have learnt) a new song!" they cried. 14. When the young man entered) the room, she ( looked) at him in surprise. "What do you ( want) to tell me?" she ( said). "Why have you ( come)?" 15. It (was raining) hard when I ( left) home yesterday, so I ( returned), (to put) on my raincoat and (to) start again. 16. Are you ( working) right now? — Yes, I (am preparing) for the English exams. 17. Have a look! That (is) the Golden Gate Bridge on your left. — Oh, it (is) beautiful. I have just (taken) a picture of it. 18. Where did you ( learn) the news? 19. Have they already (thought) of everything? Have they (bought) a lot of food? — Yes, Mark has just ( ordered) ten bottles of Соке and four kinds of mineral water. He (mentioned) peanuts, but he (did not order) any. He (was thinking) of tea and fancy cakes. The shop (has charged) everything to Mark's credit card. 20. Why are you ( shivering)? — I (am shivering) because I (am) cold. 21. I (have sprained) my ankle again. 22. A world-famous Violinist (is playing) at tonight's concert. 23. The children (were playing) with their train set the whole evening yesterday.

Answer 1

1. With whom did you ( discuss) this question yesterday?
2. I (have seen) this film this week.
3. When I ( entered) the kitchen, I ( saw) that my mother (was standing) at the table and ( cutting) some cabbage. She (was cooking) dinner.
4. As soon as I ( heard) a cry, I (ran) out of the room and (saw) that a child (was lying) on the ground and ( crying). "What (has happened)? Why are you ( crying)? Have you ( hurt) yourself?" I asked.
5. They (went) to the Hermitage last week.
6. They (have been) to the Hermitage twice this week.
7. Yesterday afternoon he ( came) home, ( had) dinner, (read) an article from the latest magazine and ( began) doing his homework.
8. When did your friend ( return) from the South? — She ( returned) yesterday. — Did you ( go) to the Station to meet her? — No, I (was) too busy. Has your brother (returned) from the North? — Yes, he ( came) a few days ago.
10. Have you ( been) to the Crimea? When were you there? — I (was) there in 2005.
11. Where (is) your brother? — He has just ( come) home. He (is taking) a shower in the bathroom now.
12. As soon as I (saw) him, I ( understood) that he (was working) hard. He (was writing) something and (did not notice) anything.
13. When I ( came) home yesterday, the children (were running) and  singing merrily. "We have learnt a new song!" they cried.
14. When the young man entered the room, she looked at him in surprise. "What do you ( want) to tell me?" she ( said). "Why have you ( come)?"
15. It (was raining) hard when I ( left) home yesterday, so I ( returned), (to put) on my raincoat and started again.
16. Are you ( working) right now? — Yes, I (am preparing) for the English exams.
17. Have a look! That (is) the Golden Gate Bridge on your left. — Oh, it (is) beautiful. I have just (taken) a picture of it.
18. Where did you ( learn) the news?
19. Have they already (thought) of everything? Have they (bought) a lot of food? — Yes, Mark has just ( ordered) ten bottles of Соке and four kinds of mineral water. He (mentioned) peanuts, but he (did not order) any. He (was thinking) of tea and fancy cakes. The shop (has charged) everything to Mark's credit card.
20. Why are you ( shivering)? — I (am shivering) because I (am) cold.
21. I (have sprained) my ankle again.
22. A world-famous Violinist (is playing) at tonight's concert.
23. The children (were playing) with their train set the whole evening yesterday.

Answer 2

Setting the Tenses in the Given Sentences

1. With whom did you (discuss) this question yesterday? - The past simple tense is used to describe an action that occurred at a specific time in the past. In this case, the action of discussing the question occurred yesterday. - Answer: I discussed this question yesterday with my friend. 2. I (saw) this film this week. I like it very much. - The past simple tense is used to describe an action that occurred and was completed in the past. In this case, the action of seeing the film occurred earlier this week. - Answer: I saw this film earlier this week, and I liked it very much. 3. When I (entered) the kitchen, I (saw) that my mother (was standing) at the table and (cutting) some cabbage. She (was cooking) dinner. - The past simple tense is used for the action of entering the kitchen and seeing the mother standing at the table and cutting cabbage. The past continuous tense is used to describe an ongoing action in the past, such as the mother cooking dinner. - Answer: When I entered the kitchen, I saw that my mother was standing at the table and cutting some cabbage. She was cooking dinner. 4. As soon as I (heard) a cry, I (ran) out of the room and (saw) that a child (was lying) on the ground and (crying). - The past simple tense is used for the actions of hearing a cry, running out of the room, and seeing the child lying on the ground and crying. The past continuous tense is used to describe the ongoing action of the child crying. - Answer: As soon as I heard a cry, I ran out of the room and saw that a child was lying on the ground and crying. "What happened? Why are you crying? Have you hurt yourself?" I asked. 5. They (went) to the Hermitage last week. - The past simple tense is used to describe an action that occurred and was completed in the past. In this case, the action of going to the Hermitage occurred last week. - Answer: They went to the Hermitage last week. 6. They (have been) to the Hermitage twice this week. - The present perfect tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and continues into the present. In this case, the action of visiting the Hermitage occurred at an unspecified time in the past and may have continued into the present week. - Answer: They have been to the Hermitage twice this week. 7. Yesterday afternoon he (came) home, (had) dinner, (read) an article from the latest magazine and (began) doing his homework. - The past simple tense is used to describe the actions of coming home, having dinner, and reading an article. The past continuous tense is used to describe the ongoing action of doing his homework. - Answer: Yesterday afternoon he came home, had dinner, read an article from the latest magazine, and began doing his homework. 8. When did your friend (return) from the South? — She (returned) yesterday. — Did you (go) to the Station to meet her? — No, I (was) too busy. - The past simple tense is used for the actions of the friend returning from the South and the speaker being too busy. - Answer: When did your friend return from the South? — She returned yesterday. — Did you go to the Station to meet her? — No, I was too busy. 9. Has your brother (returned) from the North? — Yes, he (came) a few days ago. - The present perfect tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and continues into the present. The past simple tense is used to describe the action of the brother coming a few days ago. - Answer: Has your brother returned from the North? — Yes, he came a few days ago. 10. Have you (been) to the Crimea? When were you there? — I (was) there in 2005. - The present perfect tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and continues into the present. The past simple tense is used to describe the action of being in Crimea in 2005. - Answer: Have you been to the Crimea? When were you there? — I was there in 2005. 11. **Where (is) your brother? — He has just (come) home. He (is taking)