Question

РАСКРОЙТЕ СКОБКИ УПОТРЕБИВ ГЛАГОЛ В PRESENT SIMPLE,PAST SIMPIE ИЛИ FUTURE SIMPLE. 1.WE........(go) roller-skating last Saturday. 2.Our granny.....(bake) meat-pies every weekend. 3.We......(write) an essay tomorrow. 4.I really.....(enjoy)the opera yesterday. 5.Where your husdand.....(work) five years ago? 6.British people.....(prefer) tea to coffee. 7.Tom,you.....(meet) me at the railway station next Sunday? 8.Where she usually....(celebrate)her birhdays? 9.......you (have)a big family? 10.Newton.....(invent)the telescope in 1668. 11.When....this accident(happen)? 12.I aiways.....(send)Christmas cards to my grandparents. 13.Nina and Nick....(get married)in two weeks. 14.How many books they....(bring)tomorrow? 15.Stanley.....(have)two sons and a daughter.

Answer 1

1. went
2. bakes
3. will write
4. enjoyed
5. Where did your husband work five years ago?
6. prefer
7. ...,will you meet me ... next Sunday?
8. Where does she usually celebrate her birthdays?
9. Тут как бы past Countinius время, или Present Perfect, проще говоря, have got. А где указатель на время?
10. invented
11. When did this accident happen?
12. sent
13. will get married
14. ... books wiil they bring tomorrow?
15. has

Надеюсь, помог.

Answer 2

Verb Tense Usage in Sentences

1. WE (go) roller-skating last Saturday. - In this sentence, the verb "go" should be in the past simple tense: "went." - Source: "PRESENT SIMPLE,PAST SIMPIE FUTURE SIMPLE. 1.WE........(go) roller-skating last Saturday.... - Uchi.ru"

2. Our granny (bake) meat-pies every weekend. - The verb "bake" should be in the present simple tense: "bakes." - Source: [[6]](https://iotvetik.com/anglijskij-yazyk/question37200374), "We (go) roller-skating last Saturday. Our granny (bake) meat-pies every weekend."

3. We (write) an essay tomorrow. - The verb "write" should be in the future simple tense: "will write." - Source: [[6]](https://iotvetik.com/anglijskij-yazyk/question37200374), "We (write) an essay tomorrow."

4. I really (enjoy) the opera yesterday. - The verb "enjoy" should be in the past simple tense: "enjoyed." - Source: "I really (enjoy) the opera yesterday."

5. Where your husband (work) five years ago? - The verb "work" should be in the past simple tense: "worked." - Source: "[e-mail]. , . , [e-mail]. , .. , .. , ."

6. British people (prefer) tea to coffee. - The verb "prefer" should be in the present simple tense: "prefer." - Source: "British people (prefer) tea to coffee."

7. **Tom, you (meet)