Question

1.If he were free today ,we to the country 1)cango 2)could go 3)went 4)go 2.George must to America by his company in August 1)to be sent 2)be sent 3)send 4)been sent 3.Look!It hasn't stoped yet 1)to snow 2)to snowing 3)snow 4)snowing

Answer 1

1. If he were free today, we to the country 2) could go  2. George must to America by his company in August 2) be sent  3. Look! It hasn't stopped yet  4) snowing

Answer 2

1. If he were free today, we could go to the country. The correct answer is 2) could go. In conditional sentences, when expressing hypothetical or unreal situations, we use the past simple tense in the "if" clause (he were) and the modal verb "could" in the main clause to indicate possibility.

2. George must be sent to America by his company in August. The correct answer is 2) be sent. The verb "must" is followed by the base form of the verb, which in this case is "be sent." This construction is used to express obligation or necessity.

3. Look! It hasn't stopped yet. The correct answer is 4) snowing. The verb "hasn't stopped" is in the present perfect tense, indicating an action that started in the past and is still ongoing. The correct verb form to use after "hasn't stopped" is the present participle form "snowing."

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