Put the verbs in a proper tense. 1. It (to rain) now. It (to rain) since early morning. If the weather (to be) nice now, we (to go) for a walk. 2. We (to spend) two unforgettable weeks in Spain before going to Italy. 3. I (to read) a very interesting book now. I (to read) this book for a week. I (to read) twenty pages every day. I hope, I (to finish) it next week. 4. I always (to want) to try Mexican food 5. I (to try) to sell my car. If I (to sell) my car this week, I (to have) money to go to Germany. 6. If you (not to study), you (to fail) the test. 7. If you (not to study) last semester, you (to fail) the test.

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Анастасия Егорова

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25 ноября, 18:11

Put the verbs in a proper tense. 1. It (to rain) now. It (to rain) since early morning. If the weather (to be) nice now, we (to go) for a walk. 2. We (to spend) two unforgettable weeks in Spain before going to Italy. 3. I (to read) a very interesting book now. I (to read) this book for a week. I (to read) twenty pages every day. I hope, I (to finish) it next week. 4. I always (to want) to try Mexican food 5. I (to try) to sell my car. If I (to sell) my car this week, I (to have) money to go to Germany. 6. If you (not to study), you (to fail) the test. 7. If you (not to study) last semester, you (to fail) the test.

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Амина Ермолаева · Answer 1

1. It is raining now. It has been raining since early morning. If the weather were nice now, we would go for a walk.

2. We had spent two unforgettable weeks in Spain before going to Italy.

3. I am reading a very interesting book now. I have been reading this book for a week. I read twenty pages every day. I hope, I will finish it next week.

4. I have always wanted to try Mexican food.

5. I am trying to sell my car. If I sell my car this week, I will have money to go to Germany.

6. If you do not study, you will fail the test.

7. If you had not studied last semester, you would have failed the test.