Question

Помогите, пожалуста!!! Поставте глаголы, стоящие в скобках, в зависимости от смысла, в Present Perfect или Past Indefinitct 1)You ( to read) that book yet?- No, I only just ( to begin) it. 2) Petrov ( to leave) in Moscow?- No, he is still on Moscow. 3) When the delegation( to arrive) in Moscow? It ( arrive) yesterday. 4) I not ( to see) Andrew at the lecture. 5) I not ( to see) this film yet, but I ( to hear) a lot about it.6) He isn't here, he just ( to go) out.7) I ( to have) no news from him since he ( to leave) home. 8) We ( to discuss) the matter during supper. 9) I cannot give you a definite answer as I not ( ti discuss) the matter with the manager.

Answer 1

1)have you read...;i have only begun
2)has petrov left
3)when did the delegation arrive?it arrived
4) i did not see
5) i have not seen but i heard
6)he has just gone
7)i have not had...since he left home
8)discussed
9)have not discussed

Answer 2

Verb Tenses in the Given Sentences

Let's analyze each sentence and determine whether the verbs in parentheses should be in the Present Perfect or Past Indefinite tense.

1) You (to read) that book yet? - No, I only just (to begin) it. - In this sentence, the verb "to read" should be in the Present Perfect tense, and the verb "to begin" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

2) Petrov (to leave) in Moscow? - No, he is still in Moscow. - In this sentence, the verb "to leave" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

3) When the delegation (to arrive) in Moscow? It (arrive) yesterday. - In this sentence, the verb "to arrive" should be in the Present Perfect tense, and the verb "arrive" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

4) I not (to see) Andrew at the lecture. - In this sentence, the verb "to see" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

5) I not (to see) this film yet, but I (to hear) a lot about it. - In this sentence, the verb "to see" should be in the Present Perfect tense, and the verb "to hear" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

6) He isn't here, he just (to go) out. - In this sentence, the verb "to go" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

7) I (to have) no news from him since he (to leave) home. - In this sentence, the verb "to have" should be in the Present Perfect tense, and the verb "to leave" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

8) We (to discuss) the matter during supper. - In this sentence, the verb "to discuss" should be in the Past Indefinite tense.

9) I cannot give you a definite answer as I not (to discuss) the matter with the manager. - In this sentence, the verb "to discuss" should be in the Present Perfect tense.

Revised Sentences with Correct Verb Tenses

1) You have you read that book yet? - No, I only just began it. 2) Petrov left in Moscow? - No, he is still in Moscow. 3) When did the delegation arrive in Moscow? It arrived yesterday. 4) I did not see Andrew at the lecture. 5) I have not seen this film yet, but I have heard a lot about it. 6) He isn't here, he just went out. 7) I have had no news from him since he left home. 8) We discussed the matter during supper. 9) I cannot give you a definite answer as I have not discussed the matter with the manager.

Please let me know if you have any further questions!