Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Past Simple или Present Perfect
1. I (cut) some flowers from my garden yesterday. I (have cut) lots of flowers from my garden so far this summer.
2. I (have not seen) Tom lately.
3. The artist (drew) a picture of sunset yesterday. She (has drawn) many pictures of sunsets in her lifetime.
4. I (fed) birds at the park yesterday. I (have fed) birds at the park every day since l (lost) my job
5. Ann (woke up) late and (missed) her breakfast on Monday.
6. I (forgot) to turn off the stove after dinner. I (have forgotten) to turn off the stove a lot of times in my lifetime.
7. The children (hid) in the basement yesterday. They (have hiden) in the basement often since they (discovered) a secret place there.
8. The baseball player (hit) the ball out of the stadium yesterday. He (has hit) a lot of homeruns since he joined our team.
ответ:We can sit before the table (or in front of the table). The boy can sit on the table or behind the table, and then his feet are under the table or beneath the table. He can stand beside the table (next to the table), before the table, between the table and you, or even on the table. If he’s clumsy, he can bump into the table or try to walk through the table (and stuff would fall off the table). Passing his legs over the table or resting his arms upon the table, he often looks across the table and speaks of the table or concerning the table as if he has nothing else like the table. Because he thinks of nothing except the table, we also think about the table, what’s in the table, what his parents paid for the table, and if they could live without the table. We can walk toward the table, to the table, around the table, by the table, and even past the table while he sits at the table or leans against the table.
All that things happens, of course, in time: during he’s doing his homework, before he starts doing his homework, until he stops doing his homework, throughout he’s doing his homework, after he did his homework, etc
Объяснение:
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