Question

They say mr.voronin (warks/work/working/does working) in the office. do you seldom stay (in/at/on/ничего) home? our engeneers often (starts/start/starting/starten) work at 9 o'clock. he lives in berlin, (isn’t/doesn’t/livesn’t/does) he? she (meets/is meeting/meet/meeting) foreing businessmen every day. (have/has/is/are) there any contracts with gml company? mary asks if we (would going/goes/will go/do go) to the country. usually they meet (from/after/in/from) lunch. he was charged with a serious (outrage/insult/annoyance/offence). she is (after/on/at/for) business. вставить нужные слова, ! mr.brown came out of the office at 2 p.m.the car (was waiting/wait/waiting/is waiting) for him. she (am/be/are/is) a manager. he usually has lunch (for/at/in/on) 2 o’clock. it (am/to/is/are) a file. where (where/is/was/are) you the day before yesterday? (hertz/volt/walt/ampere) is the new unit of frequency adopted in 1960. where is jane? i am (tired with/tired about/tired of/tired to) waiting? they wonder how many customers we (has/have/having/do have). britith businessmen are interested (at/to/in/for) buying new models of planes. he … never … this name.(have heard/has heard/have hear/heard). who (does speak/speak/do speak/speaks) three foreign languages in you group? there (amn’t/aren’t/isn’t/haven’t) his letters. we (have studied/has study/studying/studies) the contract from in detail.

Answer 1

They say Mr.Voronin (works/work/working/does working) in the office. Do you seldom stay (in/at/on/ничего) home? Our engineers often (starts/start/starting/starten) work at 9 o'clock. He lives in Berlin, (isn’t/doesn’t/livesn’t/does) he? She (meets/is meeting/meet/meeting) foreing businessmen every day. (have/has/is/are) there any contracts with GML company? Mary asks if we (would going/goes/will go/do go) to the country.  Usually they meet (from/after/in/from) lunch. He was charged with a serious (outrage/insult/annoyance/offence). She is (after/on/at/for) business. Mr.Brown came out of the office at 2 p.m.The car (was waiting/wait/waiting/is waiting) for him. She (am/be/are/is) a manager. He usually has lunch (for/at/in/on) 2 o’clock. It (am/to/is/are) a file. Where (where/is/was/are) you the day before yesterday? were (Hertz/volt/walt/ampere) is the new unit of frequency adopted in 1960. Where is Jane?I am (tired with/tired about/tired of/tired to) waiting? They wonder how many customers we (has/have/having/do have). Britith Businessmen are interested (at/to/in/for) buying new models of planes. He … never … this name.(have heard/has heard/have hear/heard). Who (does speak/speak/do speak/speaks) three foreign languages in you group? There (amn’t/aren’t/isn’t/haven’t) his letters. We (have studied/has study/studying/studies) the contract from in detail.