Выделите сказуемое, определите его видовременную форму и укажите инфинитив. 1. I have been looking for my notebook for two hours already, but have not found it yet. 2. Yesterday by three o'clock Peter had finished reading the book. 3. What will you be doing at five? - i'll be writing a composition and I shall have been writing it for two hours by that time. 4. Come to see me tomorrow. By three o'clock I shall have cooked some meat. 5. When he came home, his children had been playing in the garden for three hours already. 6. My friend has just come back from Moscow. 7. By Monday they had not done it. 8. The day was wet. By the time I reached home my raincoat had been all wet. 9. Please, come at five. By that time I shall have been cooking dinner for an hour and you'll help me. 10. Have you read anything by Tolstoy? 11. Tomorrow by six I shall have finished the letter and you will be able to send it. 12. When he came home, the children had been sleeping for two hours already. 13. What is your brother doing? - He has been working in the garden for three hours already. 14. My friend has just come back from Kiev. Ответьте пожалуйста наиболее доступно)

1. I have been looking  for (Present Perfect Progressive)  my notebook for two hours already , but I have not found (Present Perfect) it yet. 2. Yesterday by three o'clock Peter had finished (Past perfect) reading the book. 3. What will you be doing (Future Progressive) at five? - I'll be writing (Future Progressive)  a composition and I shall have been writing (Future Perfect Progressive) it for two hours by that time. 4. Come (Present Simple) to see (Infinitive)  me tomorrow. By three o'clock I shall have cooked (Future Perfect) some meat. 5. When he came (Past  Simple)  home, his children had been playing (Past Perfect Progressive)  in the garden for three hours already. 6. My friend has just come back (Present Perfect) from Moscow. 7. By Monday they had not done (Past Perfect)  it. 8. The day was (Past Simple)  wet. By the time I reached (Past Simple) home my raincoat had been (past Perfect)  all wet. 9. Please, come (Present Simple) at five. By that time I shall have been cooking (Future Perfect Progressive)  dinner for an hour and you'll help           (Future Simple) me. 10. Have you read  (Present Perfect) anything by Tolstoy? 11. Tomorrow by six I shall have finished (Future Perfect) the letter and you will be able (Future simple) to send it. 12. When he came (Past Simple) home, the children had been sleeping (Past Perfect Progressive) for two hours already. 13. What is your brother doing (Present Progressive)? - He has been working (Present Perfect Progressive) in the garden for three hours already. 14. My friend has just come back (Present Perfect) from Kiev.