Question

Hercume.
1. 13. Use Present Perfect I or the Past Indefinite in the following
sentences:
1. I never (to see) anyone more beautiful than your wife.
2. I to meet) your husband this afternoon at Green Street.
3. He said, “You (to meet) this passenger. He calls himself Major
Jones." "I to speak) to him.
4. "I (to get) hold of some money – enough for Tony to go off for
a couple of years." "You (to raise) all that money by doing
your own housework?" "No, of course not.” “Milly, what you
(to be) up to? What you to do)?” “I (to sell) the house." "But
what's Tony going to say? You (to tell) him?” “Why should he
care? He's young." "Why you (not to tell) him?"
5. I said, “Mr Jones (to be) arrested by the police.” “My good-
ness. You don't say. What he (to do)?” “He necessarily (not to
do) anything." "He (to see) a lawyer?" "That's not possible
here. The police wouldn't allow it."
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Answer 1

Ответ:

1.present perfect

2.Past inddfinde

3.past...

4.past

5 present, Past, Past.