Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в одном из следующих времен: Present Simple, Past Simple, Future...

Рассмотрим каждое предложение по отдельности и раскроем скобки, используя подходящее время.

1. My friend likes pies. He eats pies every day. When I met him in the street yesterday, he was eating a pie. He told me that he had bought that pie at the corner of the street. Look at my friend now! He is eating a pie again.

2. I always come to school at a quarter to nine.

3. Yesterday I came to school at ten minutes to nine.

4. Tomorrow Nick will not go to the cinema because he went to the cinema yesterday. He already has been to the cinema this week. He will stay at home and will play a computer game.

5. What is your brother doing now?

6. My father works in an office. It is Sunday now. He is not working, he is reading at home.

7. I have not seen you for a while! Have you been busy at work? — I have had an awful week, you know.

8. What was he doing at ten o'clock last night? — He was not doing anything really. He just was looking at some magazines.

9. We are having rather a difficult time at the moment. — I am sorry to hear that.

10. Something awful has happened. Her little daughter has swallowed a coin.

11. She asked me if I had seen her backpack.

12. After the boys had done all the work, they went to the pictures.

Каждое предложение оформлено в соответствии с контекстом и временными показателями, которые подсказывают, какое время следует использовать.

1. My friend likes pies. He eats pies every day. When I met him in the street yesterday, he was eating a pie. He told me that he had bought that pie at the corner of the street. Look at my friend now! He is eating a pie again.
2. I always come to school at a quarter to nine.
3. Yesterday I came to school at ten minutes to nine.
4. Tomorrow Nick will not go to the cinema because he went to the cinema yesterday. He has already been to the cinema this week. He will stay at home and play a computer game.
5. What is your brother doing now?
6. My father works in an office. It is Sunday now. He is not working, he is reading at home.
7. I haven't seen you for a while! Have you been busy at work? — I have had an awful week, you know.
8. What was he doing at ten o'clock last night? — He wasn't really doing anything. He was just looking at some magazines.
9. We are having rather a difficult time at the moment. — I am sorry to hear that.
10. Something awful has happened. Her little daughter swallowed a coin.
11. She asked me if I had seen her backpack.
12. After the boys had done all the work, they went to the pictures.