7. i have (lost/been loosing) my note-book. have you (seen/been seeing) it anywhere? 8. someone has (eaten/been eating) my sweets. they are nearly all gone. 9. i have (waited/been waiting) for you for ages! where have you been? 10. how many exercises have you (done/been doing) today? 11. this is the best book i have ever (read/been reading 12. how long have you (known/been knowing) jane? 13. how long have you (learnt/been learning) to drive? 14. i don’t know what tom and jack are doing. they have (argued/been arguing) all day. 15. you are so dirty! what have you (done/been doing)? 16. i have (painted/been painting) the living room for a week. it’ll be finished soon. 17. i have (painted/been painting) the living room. i finished it last night. 18. ‘why is your hair wet? ’ ‘ i have (swum/been swimming).’ 19. i have (shopped/been shopping) all morning, but i have not (bought/been buying) anything. 20. the streets are all wet. it has (rained/been raining) all day long.

7lost ,  seen 8 been eating  9 been waiting  10 been doing  11 read 12 known  13 been learning  14 been arguing 15 been doing 16 been  painting  17 painted  18 swum 19 been shopping , bought  20 been raining 

Polubotok Pavel Leontievich (circa 1660–1724) – statesman,

political and military leader, appointed hetman of the Left-bank Ukraine

(1722–1723). Born in a well-known Cossack family of the general foreman

L. Polubotka, studied at the Kiev-Mohyla Academy, served in the Cossack

army. In 1705 he headed the government of the Chernihiv colonel. On

in this field, Pavel Polubotok during the 1710s - early 1720s.

directs all his energy to economic activity and is very

quickly becomes one of the richest foremen of the Hetmanate. He

engaged in church affairs, providing rich gifts to temples and

monasteries. Pavel Polubotok collected books all his life, his library

was one of the best in Ukraine. Hetman government Pavel

Polubotok headed in 1722. Peter I decided not to allow new

elections and transferred control of the Hetmanate to the Little Russian Collegium.

The emperor did not recognize the hetman's powers of Pavel Polubotok, but this did not prevent the strong-willed foreman from persistently defending Ukrainian rights,

seek the annulment of the decisions of the Russian authorities that affected

autonomous status of the Hetmanate, or openly sabotage them

performance. In an effort to deprive the government of Peter I of reasons for

interference in the affairs of Ukraine, Pavlo Polubotok strengthened the administrative

structure of the state, carried out a reform of the judiciary. spring

1723 Peter I summoned Pavel for organizing opposition activities

Polubotka for explanations to Petersburg, and in November of the same year concluded it

to the Peter and Paul Fortress, where the hetman died on December 20, 1724 year.

возможно коротко но на большее у меня нету времени

Объяснение:

Здесь мы работаем над двумя временами: Present Simple и Present Continuous. Present Simple обычно используется для обозначения обычных действий или состояний, в то время как Present Continuous используется для обозначения действий, которые происходят прямо сейчас или вокруг настоящего момента.

Ваша задача - определить, какое время использовать в каждом из этих предложений. Обычно контекст предложения вам понять, какое время использовать. Например, слова, такие как "now", "at the moment", "this week", обычно указывают на Present Continuous, а слова, такие как "every", "usually", "often", "sometimes", "always" и т.д., обычно указывают на Present Simple.

Теперь давайте выполним упражнения:

We are going to the cinema this weekend.They are studying now.I clean the kitchen every day.She works every Sunday.We are not sleeping now.He does not go to the park very often.It is raining a lot here.I am going on holiday tomorrow.How long is she staying in London?I often read at night.