Question

Поставить глаголы в нужном времени:1) They be going to not take part in the competition.2) I often write letters to my friends.3)Our students take partin the competition the day after tomorrow.4) It be my grandmother's birthday yesterday.5) The girl already phone the hospital.6) We be out of luck yesterday and lose the game.7) Paul take part in the swimming competition next Sunday.8) Where is Steve? - He is in the room. He sleep.9) You take part in the game recently?10) He always help his niece with her homework.

Answer 1

1) They are going to not take part in the competition.
2) I often write letters to my friends.
3)Our students will  take part in the competition the day after tomorrow.
4) It was my grandmother's birthday yesterday.
5) The girl has already phoned the hospital.
6) We were out of luck yesterday and lose the game.
7) Paul will take part in the swimming competition next Sunday.
8) Where is Steve? - He is in the room. He is sleeping.
9) Have you taken part in the game recently?
10) He always helps his niece with her homework.

Answer 2

1) They are not going to take part in the competition. 2) I often write letters to my friends. 3) Our students will take part in the competition the day after tomorrow. 4) It was my grandmother's birthday yesterday. 5) The girl has already phoned the hospital. 6) We were out of luck yesterday and lost the game. 7) Paul will take part in the swimming competition next Sunday. 8) Where is Steve? - He is in the room. He is sleeping. 9) Have you taken part in the game recently? 10) He always helps his niece with her homework.

Explanation:

1) The verb "be" is conjugated in the present tense as "are" because the subject "They" is plural. The phrase "going to" indicates a future action. The negative form is created by adding "not" before the main verb "take." Therefore, the correct sentence is "They are not going to take part in the competition."

2) The verb "write" is conjugated in the present tense as "write" because the subject "I" is singular. The adverb "often" indicates frequency. Therefore, the correct sentence is "I often write letters to my friends."

3) The verb "take" is conjugated in the future tense as "will take" because the action will happen in the future. The phrase "the day after tomorrow" indicates the specific time. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Our students will take part in the competition the day after tomorrow."

4) The verb "be" is conjugated in the past tense as "was" because the action happened in the past. The possessive pronoun "my" is used before "grandmother's." Therefore, the correct sentence is "It was my grandmother's birthday yesterday."

5) The verb "phone" is conjugated in the present perfect tense as "has phoned" because the action happened in the past but has a connection to the present. The adverb "already" indicates that the action has been completed. Therefore, the correct sentence is "The girl has already phoned the hospital."

6) The verb "be" is conjugated in the past tense as "were" because the action happened in the past. The phrase "out of luck" means unlucky. The verb "lose" is conjugated in the past tense as "lost" because the action happened in the past. Therefore, the correct sentence is "We were out of luck yesterday and lost the game."

7) The verb "take" is conjugated in the future tense as "will take" because the action will happen in the future. The adverb "next Sunday" indicates the specific time. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Paul will take part in the swimming competition next Sunday."

8) The verb "be" is conjugated in the present tense as "is" because the subject "He" is singular. The verb "sleep" is used in the present tense to indicate the current action. Therefore, the correct sentence is "He is in the room. He is sleeping."

9) The verb "take" is conjugated in the present perfect tense as "have taken" because the action happened in the past but has a connection to the present. The adverb "recently" indicates the time frame. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Have you taken part in the game recently?"

10) The verb "help" is conjugated in the present tense as "helps" because the subject "He" is singular. The possessive pronoun "his" is used before "niece's." Therefore, the correct sentence is "He always helps his niece with her homework."