Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets. 1.the new production of our local theatre (to criticize) in one of the newspapers last week. 2.will you ask him if he (to take part) in the excursion? 3.if you (to promise) not to be late,i shall let you go for a walk. 4.he wants to know if the perfomance (to end). 5.you (to read) today is issue of 'the times? '-not yet,i am afraid. i (to like) to take a look at it. 6.let is go and see 'cabaret' at our local cinema.-it is an old film,is not it? -yes, it (to have) a long run,but it still (to draw) a full house. 7.what you (think) about now?
1. The new production of our local theatre (was criticized) in one of the newspapers last week.
2. Will you ask him if he (takes part) in the excursion?
3. If you (promise) not to be late, I shall let you go for a walk.
4. He wants to know if the perfomance (has ended).
5. (Have you read) today the issue of 'The Times?'-Not yet, I am afraid. I (would like) to take a look at it.
6.Let's go and see 'Cabaret' at our local cinema.-It is an old film,is not it?-Yes, it (has had) a long run,but it still (draws) a full house.
7.What (are you thinking) about now?