Put the verbs in brackets into the correct present tense. Give reasons. 1 A: When .. (the parade/ start)? B: It..... (start) at 11 o'clock so we .... .. (meet) at 10:30. 2 A: Tim .... .. (look) tired. ........ (he/have) a tough time? B: Yes, and he ... .... (think) of taking a week off. 3 A: ........ (you/ever/attend) a music festival? B: Actually, I ........ (go) to the U2 concert this Sunday. 4 A: You look exhausted. What ... ... (you/do)? B: 1......... (dig) in the garden since morning. 5 A: Why ... (you/smell) the candy floss? B: It.... .. (smell) nice and it .... (remind) me of when I was young. Объясните почему выбрали именно время

Here are the completed sentences with brief explanations of the tense choice. 1) A: When does the parade start? B: It starts at 11 o’clock so we meet at 10:30. Reason: - Present simple for fixed timetable/schedule (the parade start time is a set schedule). - “meet” is also a scheduled arrangement, so present simple is natural. 2) A: Tim looks tired. Has he had a tough time? B: Yes, and he is thinking of taking a week off. Reason: - Present perfect (has had) for an experience up to now. - Present continuous (is thinking) for a plan/idea that’s in progress right now. 3) A: Have you ever attended a music festival? B: Actually, I am going to the U2 concert this Sunday. Reason: - Present perfect (have you ever attended) for life experience up to now. - Present continuous (am going) for a planned future arrangement. 4) A: You look exhausted. What are you doing? B: I have been digging in the garden since morning. Reason: - Present continuous (are doing) for an action happening now. - Present perfect continuous (have been digging) for an activity started in the past and continuing to the present. 5) A: Why are you smelling the candy floss? B: It smells nice and it reminds me of when I was young. Reason: - Present continuous (are smelling) for a current action. - Present simple (smells, reminds) for general qualities and a remembered association caused by the smell.