1. I usually (not to have) breakfast I (to go) to work. 2. When the door-bell (to ring) he (to stand) up and (to go) to the door. 3. I am awfully tired. I never (to work) so hard in my life. 4. Are you the boy whose dog (to make) a terrible noise at night? - I'm sorry, but you (to be) mistaken, sir. I never (to have) a dog. 5. If it (not to stop) raining we won't be able to go boating tomorrow. 6. What time the children (to come) out of school, as a rule? в нужном времени поставьте

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Анастасия Осипова

Английский язык

17 февраля, 10:20

1. I usually (not to have) breakfast I (to go) to work. 2. When the door-bell (to ring) he (to stand) up and (to go) to the door. 3. I am awfully tired. I never (to work) so hard in my life. 4. Are you the boy whose dog (to make) a terrible noise at night? - I'm sorry, but you (to be) mistaken, sir. I never (to have) a dog. 5. If it (not to stop) raining we won't be able to go boating tomorrow. 6. What time the children (to come) out of school, as a rule? в нужном времени поставьте

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Марк Седов · Answer 1

1. I usually don't have breakfast, I go to work. (Present Simple)

2. When the door-bell rang he stood up and went to the door. (Past Simple)

3. I am awfully tired. I have never worked so hard in my life. (Present Perfect)

4. - Are you the boy whose dog was making a terrible noise at night? - I'm sorry, but you are mistaken, sir. I have never had a dog. (Past Continuous; Present Simple; Present Perfect)

5. If it doesn't stop raining we won't be able to go boating tomorrow. (Present Simple)

6. What time do the children come out of school, as a rule? (Present Simple)