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Can anyone use correct tenses? 1. - Hello, John. Where you (to go)? - I (to hurry) to the Institute, I am afraid the lessons already (to begin). - When your lessons (to begin)? - They (to begin) at 9. 2. - Where (to be) your sister. - She ( to do) her lessons in that room. She already (to learn) the rules. And now she (to write) the exercises. - She always (to do) her lessons after dinner? - Yes. she always (to do) her lessons before she ( to go) to the garden to play. 3. It is 6 o'clock. Victor ( to enter) the club. His friends already (to come). Some of them (to read) books, others (to play) chess or (to talk). 4. "When I (to enter) the kitchen. I saw that my mother (to wash up). I (to begin) to help her. 5. - The students (to be) in the classroom? - No. They already (to write) the dictation. - Where they (to be)? - They (to go) to the cafe.

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1. - Hello, John. Where you are you going? - I'm hurrying to the Institute, but I am afraid the lessons already began. - When do your lessons begin? - They begin at 9. 2. - Where is your sister? - She is doing her lessons in that room. She already learned the rules, and now she is writing the exercises. - She always does her lessons after dinner? - Yes. she always does her lessons before she goes to the garden to play. 3. It is 6 o'clock. Victor enters the club. His friends already came. Some of them are reading books, others are playing chess or talking. 4. "When I entered the kitchen, I saw that my mother was washing up. I began to help her. 5. - Are the students in the classroom? - No. They already wrote the dictation. - Where are they? - They went to the cafe. I hope this helps! If you have questions about why I chose certain tenses, just leave a comment!~^^
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Ok. Is it right for first? - Hello, John. Where you are you going? - I'm hurring to the Institute, I am afraid the lessons already have begun. - When your lessons have begun? - They have begun at 9.
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In some cases you will need to change the word order. For example, the first one is "Where are you going?". You need to change the order order for five sentences (and there's another one where it's optional, but it makes it sound much more natural).
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My teacher give me this task. I'm confused. I can't understand how to do it.
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Who wrote these questions? The way they are written seems very poor! In many cases you cannot just choose a word to fit in the placeholder!

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