1. Use the correct tense 1. We (to live) in a sunny country.
2. They (to solve) an important problem last week.
3. –What you (to do) now? – I (to look) for my book.
4. This book (to be write) 5 years ago.
5. This letter (to be write) just now.
6. Our friend (to speak) two foreign languages.
7. A new directory (to be print) from 2 to 4 p. m. yesterday.
8. Jack (to build) a house by June.
9. You (to understand) a rule yesterday?
10. This rule (to be explain) by our teacher.

2. Make up 5 types of questions
Kate speaks Italian fluently.

1. We live in a sunny country. (present tense)

2. They solved an important problem last week. (past tense)

3. –What you are doing now? – I am looking for my book.(present continuous tense)

4. This book had been written 5 years ago. (past perfect tense)

5. This letter have written  just now.(present perfect tense)

6. Our friend speaks two foreign languages. (present tense)

7. A new directory had been printed from 2 to 4 p.m. yesterday.(past perfect continuous tense)

8. Jack built a house by June.(past tense)

9. You understood a rule yesterday?(past tense)

10. This rule had been explained by our teacher.(past perfect continuous tense)

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