Question

Помогите плиз времени нет Раскройте скобки: I (wait) for you until you (come) back from work.

Answer 1

I wait for you until you come back from work

Answer 2

I wait for you until you come back from work. The sentence is in present simple tense, and it describes an action that is ongoing. "I" is the subject, "wait" is the verb, "you" is the object, and "until you come back from work" is the adverbial phrase that explains the duration of the waiting. To expand the sentence and remove the brackets, it would be: I wait for you until you come back from work. This means that the speaker is waiting for the other person to return from work. The speaker will continue waiting until the other person comes back. The waiting will stop once the other person arrives back from work.