Question

Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple the Present Continuous or the Present Perfect. I (work) as a botanist since graduation. I (teach) students at the univerity but I also (spend a lot of time travelling. I (have) some professional success - I (just discover) an unkown orchid in Indonesia. At present i study a rare Asian plant which Chinese medicine (use) to cure rheumatism. I (collect) leaves and flowers to examine their propertries. I (examine) over ten plants so far. Без ошибок пожалуйста.

Answer 1

 I have worked (have been working – по-моему, лучше, но это время в задании не указано – Presnt Perfect Continuous) as a botanist since graduation. I teach students at the university but I also spend a lot of time travelling. I have some professional success – I`ve just discovered an unknown orchid in Indonesia. At present I am studying a rare Asian plant which Chinese medicine use to cure rheumatism. I collect leaves and flowers to examine their properties. I`ve examined over ten plants so far. 

Answer 2

Answer: Sure! Here are the corrected sentences with the verbs in the appropriate tenses:

- I work as a botanist since graduation. (Present Simple) - I teach students at the university, but I also spend a lot of time traveling. (Present Simple) - I have some professional success - I have just discovered an unknown orchid in Indonesia. (Present Perfect) - At present, I am studying a rare Asian plant which Chinese medicine uses to cure rheumatism. (Present Continuous, Present Simple) - I collect leaves and flowers to examine their properties. (Present Simple) - I have examined over ten plants so far. (Present Perfect)

Please note that in English, the verb "work" is typically used in the Present Simple tense to describe a current job, while "have" is used in the Present Perfect tense to indicate a recent achievement. The verb "study" is used in the Present Continuous tense to describe an ongoing action, and "use" is used in the Present Simple tense to describe a general practice.