Срочно!Open the beackets. Use the present indefinite,the present continuous, the present perfect, present perfect continuous.12. He says he (listen) to the same tunes for fifteen years. 13. Earthquakes
(rock) the surface in different parts of the world from time to time. 14. What are you
going to say to the President, if he (ask). 15. "Dear little Hans," cried Rotten, "I'm in
great trouble. My little boy (fall off) a ladder and (hurt) himself." 16. "You (hear) that
Walter (ask) Mary to marry him?" - "Again? He (ask) her three times so far. And she
obstinately (refuse) him all this time. She (accept) at last?" 17. "This other gentleman,"
cried Mr.Pickwick, "is, as you will see when you (read) the letter, a very near relative, or
I should rather say a very particular friend of your son's." 18. He (be) here for six years.
He (do) a lot to help things change. 19. My good man, Signora Lollobridgida (be) a head
nurse in general to all of us. She (look) after sick people ever since she was in short
frocks, and (do) it better than any sister of mercy I (know). I needn't leave any directions
if she (come). 20. Things (not/be) the same since the British went. 21. Your attitude
(puzzle) me for some time now. Why you (look) at me like that? I (speak) about your last
article. What (make) you write all those awful accusations?
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12. He says he **has been listening** to the same tunes for fifteen years.
13. Earthquakes **rock** the surface in different parts of the world from time to time.
14. What are you going to say to the President, if he **asks**.
15. "Dear little Hans," cried Rotten, "I'm in great trouble. My little boy **has fallen off** a ladder and **hurt** himself."
16. "You **heard** that Walter **has asked** Mary to marry him?" - "Again? He **has asked** her three times so far. And she obstinately **has refused** him all this time. Has she **accepted** at last?"
17. "This other gentleman," cried Mr.Pickwick, "is, as you will see when you **read** the letter, a very near relative, or I should rather say a very particular friend of your son's."
18. He **has been** here for six years. He **has done** a lot to help things change.
19. My good man, Signora Lollobridgida **has been** a head nurse in general to all of us. She **has looked** after sick people ever since she was in short frocks, and **has done** it better than any sister of mercy I **have known**. I needn't leave any directions if she **comes**.
20. Things **have not been** the same since the British went.
21. Your attitude **has puzzled** me for some time now. Why are you **looking** at me like that? I **have been speaking** about your last article. What **has made** you write all those awful accusations?