Need some help.
need to match sentence from group A
with one from group B, that are the same tense,past,present or future
Group A
1. At Oc water freezes
2. I've been to several countries
3. I've been working here for 10 years
4. She was walking down the road
5. He'll be working late for the next 2 weeks.
Group B.
A.Have you phoned yet?
B.They were reading all afternoon
C.Has he been drinking again?
D.He lives in London
E.This time next week I'll be swimming in the pacific
THANKS.
1. D
If you post the rest of the answers, we'll be glad to check them.
I think it's 2C,3B, 4A, 5E
Note: Someone else impersonated me and posted wrong answers.
Of the answers you posted, only # 5 is correct. Please check 2, 3, and 4.
To match sentences from Group A with sentences from Group B that are in the same tense (past, present, or future), you need to identify the tense of each sentence in Group A and then find a matching tense sentence in Group B.
Let's analyze each sentence in Group A and determine their tenses:
1. At Oc water freezes - This is a present tense sentence.
2. I've been to several countries - This is a present perfect tense sentence.
3. I've been working here for 10 years - This is a present perfect continuous tense sentence.
4. She was walking down the road - This is a past continuous tense sentence.
5. He'll be working late for the next 2 weeks - This is a future continuous tense sentence.
Now, let's match each sentence in Group A with a corresponding sentence in Group B that is in the same tense:
1. At Oc water freezes - Matches with D. He lives in London (both are present tense sentences).
2. I've been to several countries - Matches with C. Has he been drinking again? (both are present perfect tense sentences).
3. I've been working here for 10 years - Matches with B. They were reading all afternoon (both are present perfect continuous tense sentences).
4. She was walking down the road - Matches with E. This time next week I'll be swimming in the Pacific (both are past continuous tense sentences).
5. He'll be working late for the next 2 weeks - Matches with A. Have you phoned yet? (both are future continuous tense sentences).
So, the matches are:
A. Have you phoned yet? - He'll be working late for the next 2 weeks.
B. They were reading all afternoon - I've been working here for 10 years.
C. Has he been drinking again? - I've been to several countries.
D. He lives in London - At Oc water freezes.
E. This time next week I'll be swimming in the Pacific - She was walking down the road.