Seine Gesslbauer
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST TENSE
1. Granny
(go) to see the doctor last week.
2. Mr Ronaldo
... (drive ) to Rome five times this year.
3.
.. ( you / meet ) Cousin Ann this year?
4. Mother
... (study) French when she was at school.
They
(live) in Salzburg for ten years.
5. Uncle Ben ...
(be) in New York last winter.
1 They ..
(live) in Oxford from 1995 to 1997.
A new pupil
(be) in our class since Easter.
( see ) Tom and Jerry a few minutes ago.
My girlfriend (work) in Paris last year.
( never see ) a real monster.
I can't find my keys.
(you / see ) them?
Perhaps I.
(leave ) them in the car last night.
The baby
(cry) four times today.
(you/meet /him ) yet?

Explanation:

1. Granny

went to see the doctor last week. (past tense)

2. Mr Ronaldo

has driven to Rome five times this year. (present perfect)

3. have you met.. ( you / meet ) Cousin Ann this year? (present perfect)

4. Mother studied

... (study) French when she was at school.(present perfect)

They

lived. (live) in Salzburg for ten years.(past)

5. Uncle Ben .was..

(be) in New York last winter.(past)

1 They .. lived

(live) in Oxford from 1995 to 1997.(past)

A new pupil  has been

(be) in our class since Easter.(present perfect)

I ...saw ( see ) Tom and Jerry a few minutes ago. (past)

My girlfriend .worked (work) in Paris last year.(past)

have never seen ( never see ) a real monster.(present perfect)

I can't find my keys. .Have you seen

(you / see ) them?(present perfect)

Perhaps I.

left (leave ) them in the car last night(past).

The baby ..has cried..

(cry) four times today.(present perfect)

have you met him... (you/meet /him ) yet?(present perfect)

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impartial means: treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and just.

i would say that impartial is agreeing with something, because impartial means to treat your rivals, arguments, and reasoning equally and fair. so if you rival says something, agreeing on it means you did the impartial.