Question

Помогите с английским, умоляю!!!!! Put the verbs in brackets into present simple, present continuous or past simple. A. Paul 1) you bought a new car John? John: Yes, I 2) .......(buy) it last week. I 3)..........(go) for a drive now. 4)...........(you/want) come? Paul: Yes, please. B. Sheila: What 1) .........(you/do) this afternoon? Diana: I 2)........(go) to the supermarket 3) ............(you/needy anything? Sheila: Could you get me two cartons of milk and a kilo of sugar, please? C. Tonia: 1) ..........(you/know) where my blue jacket is, Mum? Mum: 2) ..........(it/not be) in your wardrobe?

Answer 1

2)bought
3)am going
4)do you want
1)are you doing
2)am going
3)do you need
1)do you know
2)isn't it

Answer 2

A. Paul: Did you buy a new car, John? John: Yes, I bought it last week. I am going for a drive now. Do you want to come? Paul: Yes, please.

B. Sheila: What are you doing this afternoon? Diana: I am going to the supermarket. Do you need anything? Sheila: Could you get me two cartons of milk and a kilo of sugar, please?

C. Tonia: Do you know where my blue jacket is, Mum? Mum: Isn't it in your wardrobe?

To complete the exercise, we need to put the verbs in brackets into the appropriate tense.

A. Paul: Did you buy a new car, John? John: Yes, I bought it last week. I am going for a drive now. Do you want to come? Paul: Yes, please.

B. Sheila: What are you doing this afternoon? Diana: I am going to the supermarket. Do you need anything? Sheila: Could you get me two cartons of milk and a kilo of sugar, please?

C. Tonia: Do you know where my blue jacket is, Mum? Mum: Isn't it in your wardrobe?

In the given exercise, we need to choose between present simple, present continuous, or past simple tenses based on the context. Here's the breakdown of the verb forms used:

A. - Paul asks in past simple: "Did you buy a new car, John?" - John responds in past simple: "Yes, I bought it last week." - John also mentions his present activity in the present continuous tense: "I am going for a drive now." - Paul's response is in present simple: "Do you want to come?"

B. - Sheila asks in present simple: "What are you doing this afternoon?" - Diana responds in present continuous: "I am going to the supermarket." - Diana also asks in present simple: "Do you need anything?" - Sheila's request is in present simple: "Could you get me two cartons of milk and a kilo of sugar, please?"

C. - Tonia asks in present simple: "Do you know where my blue jacket is, Mum?" - Mum responds in present simple: "Isn't it in your wardrobe?"

Please note that in written English, it is important to separate words with spaces, use appropriate punctuation, and avoid excessive use of symbols.