Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets in the correct tense. Explain your choices. Check in the Grammar Reference. 1 A: What are your plans for the weekend, Dave? B: | W.. (go) hiking in the mountains. 2 A: It's really cold in here! B: 1P... (put) the heat on. 3 A: I've got so many things to do to prepare for my skiing trip next week! B: Don't worry. Ig.C. (give) you a hand. 4 A: When .... (you/be) free tonight? B: I don't know. I'll call you when we .... (get) home. 5 A: Why are you buying that guidebook about Antarctica? B: I.... (visit) Antarctica next month! 6 A: What time ..... (the plane/take off)? B: It ..... (take off) at 8:15 pm.

Question 1

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11 декабря 2024 04:06 · публичный вопрос

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Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets in the correct tense. Explain your choices. Check in the Grammar Reference. 1 A: What are your plans for the weekend, Dave? B: | W.. (go) hiking in the mountains. 2 A: It's really cold in here! B: 1P... (put) the heat on. 3 A: I've got so many things to do to prepare for my skiing trip next week! B: Don't worry. Ig.C. (give) you a hand. 4 A: When .... (you/be) free tonight? B: I don't know. I'll call you when we .... (get) home. 5 A: Why are you buying that guidebook about Antarctica? B: I.... (visit) Antarctica next month! 6 A: What time ..... (the plane/take off)? B: It ..... (take off) at 8:15 pm.

Answer

Here are the filled sentences with explanations for the tense choices:

A: What are your plans for the weekend, Dave?
B: I am going (go) hiking in the mountains.
Explanation: "Am going" is the present continuous tense, which is used here to express a planned future action.
A: It's really cold in here!
B: I will put (put) the heat on.
Explanation: "Will put" indicates a spontaneous decision or promise to do something in the future, based on the immediate situation.
A: I've got so many things to do to prepare for my skiing trip next week!
B: Don't worry. I will give (give) you a hand.
Explanation: "Will give" shows a willingness or intention to help in the future, typically used for offers.
A: When are you (you/be) free tonight?
B: I don't know. I'll call you when we get (get) home.
Explanation: "Are you" is present simple, which is used for general questions. "Get" is also present simple, used here to indicate a future action that is dependent on another action (calling).
A: Why are you buying that guidebook about Antarctica?
B: I am visiting (visit) Antarctica next month!
Explanation: "Am visiting" is present continuous, indicating a planned future trip.
A: What time does (the plane/take off)?
B: It takes off (take off) at 8:15 pm.
Explanation: "Does" is present simple, used for scheduled events such as flight times. "Takes off" is also present simple, as it describes a fixed schedule.

Question 2

Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets in the correct tense. Explain your choices. Check in the Grammar Reference. 1 A: What are your plans for the weekend, Dave? B: | W.. (go) hiking in the mountains. 2 A: It's really cold in here! B: 1P... (put) the heat on. 3 A: I've got so many things to do to prepare for my skiing trip next week! B: Don't worry. Ig.C. (give) you a hand. 4 A: When .... (you/be) free tonight? B: I don't know. I'll call you when we .... (get) home. 5 A: Why are you buying that guidebook about Antarctica? B: I.... (visit) Antarctica next month! 6 A: What time ..... (the plane/take off)? B: It ..... (take off) at 8:15 pm.

Answer

Here are the filled sentences with explanations for the tense choices: 1. A: What are your plans for the weekend, Dave? B: I **am going** (go) hiking in the mountains. **Explanation**: "Am going" is the present continuous tense, which is used here to express a planned future action. 2. A: It's really cold in here! B: I **will put** (put) the heat on. **Explanation**: "Will put" indicates a spontaneous decision or promise to do something in the future, based on the immediate situation. 3. A: I've got so many things to do to prepare for my skiing trip next week! B: Don't worry. I **will give** (give) you a hand. **Explanation**: "Will give" shows a willingness or intention to help in the future, typically used for offers. 4. A: When **are you** (you/be) free tonight? B: I don't know. I'll call you when we **get** (get) home. **Explanation**: "Are you" is present simple, which is used for general questions. "Get" is also present simple, used here to indicate a future action that is dependent on another action (calling). 5. A: Why are you buying that guidebook about Antarctica? B: I **am visiting** (visit) Antarctica next month! **Explanation**: "Am visiting" is present continuous, indicating a planned future trip. 6. A: What time **does** (the plane/take off)? B: It **takes off** (take off) at 8:15 pm. **Explanation**: "Does" is present simple, used for scheduled events such as flight times. "Takes off" is also present simple, as it describes a fixed schedule.