1. Father, look, mother ___ me a new toy boat! have bought
has bought
bought
2.Mark ___ alreadydoing his room.it is very clean now
finished
have finished
has finished
3. I to my cousin just now.
have spoken
has spoke
spoke
4. Andrewjusta lot of fish
caught
have caught
has caught
5. you eversushi? What is it like?
has eatten
did eat
have eatten
6. Tom his horse in the shore yeasterday
rided
has ridden
rode
7. Kira my favourite vase
has broken
have broken
broke
breaked
8.Ithis dress. Do you like it?
have chosen
has chosen
choosed
9.We___just___a gift for Helen
buied
bought
has bought
have bought

"He agreed (meet) me at the station at 9 in the evening."

Хорошо, давай разберем эту фразу по шагам.

1. Первое, что нужно сделать, это определить, какой вид глагола необходимо использовать в данном случае. В данном случае у нас есть выбор между глаголом "to meet" и глаголом "to met".

2. Вспомним правила для образования глагола в форме прошедшего времени. Обычно для большинства глаголов мы добавляем окончание "-ed", но существуют и исключения.

3. В данном случае, глагол "to meet" принимает форму "met" в прошедшем времени.

4. Теперь, когда мы определились с формой глагола в прошедшем времени, можем вставить его в исходную фразу. Получится: "He agreed to met me at the station at 9 in the evening."

Однако, такой вариант неправильный. Давай попробуем еще раз.

5. Как мы ранее обсуждали, форма прошедшего времени для глагола "to meet" - "met". Поэтому, правильный вариант будет: "He agreed to meet me at the station at 9 in the evening."

Вот так выглядит правильный ответ с подробными объяснениями и пошаговым решением, чтобы сделать его более понятным школьнику.

1. Our ancestors' fascination with the stars is something that has continued to exist into modern times.
- The sentence uses the phrase "continued to exist" to show that the fascination with the stars has not disappeared and still exists in modern times.

2. I'm sure their argument will soon end.
- The phrase "will soon end" suggests that the argument will come to a conclusion or resolution in the near future.

3. He's hoping to persuade the company director with his latest proposal.
- The word "persuade" implies that the person wants to convince or influence the company director to agree with their proposal.

4. When Alua retires, she will give her company to her son legally.
- This sentence indicates that Alua plans to transfer ownership of her company to her son in a legitimate and legal manner.

5. It took Daniel some time to recover from the failure of his first business venture.
- The phrase "recover from" suggests that Daniel needed time to overcome the consequences or setbacks caused by the failure of his first business venture.

6. I was hoping to look at my notes one more time before the test tomorrow.
- The phrase "look at" indicates that the person wants to review or examine their notes again before the test, possibly to refresh their memory or reinforce their understanding.