Question

Заполните пропуски данными глаголами в Present, Past или Future Simple. Где вы считаете нужным, добавьте усиление глаголами do, does или did.come · decide · do · get · give · go · have · look · meet · offer · see · travelDick doesn't have a car and ___ (1) to work by bus every day. He doesn't have to wait very long for the bus, but he ___ (2) to change buses once.On Friday, the bus drivers ___ (3) to go on strike for the day, so there were no buses. Now it was Saturday and Dick was working in his garden. His next-door neighbour Tom, leant over the garden fence. 'So you won't have managed to get to work yesterday, then?' - he said. 'Actually, I___(4)to work,'said Dick, 'A colleague ___ (5) me a lift. Then Tom's wife Marge came out to call Tom in for tea. 'Hello Dick', she said, 'I must say your garden ___ (6) beautiful now you've added the pond and the waterfall. Did you do it all yourself?' - 'Well, I ___(7) most of it myself, yes, but to be honest I ___ (8) a bit of help from my brother, Harry.' 'Oh, was Harry here? ___ (9) him my regards next time you ___ (10) him, won't you.' - 'Will do', said Dick.'My sister Betty has just popped round to see us, I think you ___ (11) her at our drinks party, didn't you? We're just about to have some tea. ___ (12) in and join us.' said Marge. - 'Love to', replied Dick, blushing slightly and hoping that Marge wouldn't notice.

Answer 1

Come · decide · do · get · give · go · have · look ·
meet · offer · see · travel


Dick doesn't have a car and GOES/TRAVELS (1) to work by bus 
every day. He doesn't have to wait very long for the bus, but he HAS
(2) to change buses once.


On Friday, the bus 
drivers DECIDED (3) to go on strike for the day, so there were no buses. 
Now
it was Saturday and Dick was working in his garden. His next-door 
neighbour Tom, leant over the garden fence.

'So you won't have managed 
to get to work yesterday, then?' - he said. 'Actually, I DID GET (4)to 
work,'said Dick, 'A colleague OFFERED (5) me a lift.


Then Tom's wife Marge came 
out to call Tom in for tea. 'Hello Dick', she said, 'I must say your 
garden LOOKS (6) beautiful now you've added the pond and the waterfall. 
Did you do it all yourself?' - 'Well, I DID DO (7) most of it myself, yes, 
but to be honest I GOT (8) a bit of help from my brother, Harry.'

'Oh, was Harry here? GIVE (9) him my regards next time you SEE (10) him, won't you.' - 'Will do', said Dick.


'My sister Betty has just 
popped round to see us, I think you MET (11) her at our drinks party, 
didn't you? We're just about to have some tea. DO COME (12) in and join us.'
said Marge. - 'Love to', replied Dick, blushing slightly and hoping 
that Marge wouldn't notice.

Answer 2

Answer:

To fill in the gaps with the verbs in the Present, Past, or Future Simple tenses, we can use the following forms:

come - came - will come decide - decided - will decide do - did - will do get - got - will get give - gave - will give go - went - will go have - had - will have look - looked - will look meet - met - will meet offer - offered - will offer see - saw - will see travel - traveled - will travel

Now let's fill in the gaps:

1. Dick doesn't have a car and travels to work by bus every day. He doesn't have to wait very long for the bus, but he has to change buses once. 2. On Friday, the bus drivers decided to go on strike for the day, so there were no buses. Now it was Saturday and Dick was working in his garden. His next-door neighbour Tom, leant over the garden fence. 'So you won't have managed to get to work yesterday, then?' - he said. 'Actually, I managed to work,' said Dick, 'A colleague gave me a lift. 3. Then Tom's wife Marge came out to call Tom in for tea. 'Hello Dick,' she said, 'I must say your garden looks beautiful now you've added the pond and the waterfall. Did you do it all yourself?' - 'Well, I did most of it myself, yes, but to be honest I had a bit of help from my brother, Harry.' 4. 'Oh, was Harry here? Give him my regards next time you see him, won't you.' - 'Will do,' said Dick. 5. 'My sister Betty has just popped round to see us, I think you met her at our drinks party, didn't you? We're just about to have some tea. Come in and join us.' said Marge. - 'Love to,' replied Dick, blushing slightly and hoping that Marge wouldn't notice.