Use the correct tense. 1. Mr Smith (be) a captain.
2. When the vessel (receive) a distress alert at 1500 hours , she (alter) her course and (proceed) to distress
position.
3. The vessel is on fire in the holds and the superstructure but the crew (not, abandon) her yet.
4. As they have no doctor on board, they (Just arrange) for radio medical advice.
5. At this time of the year winds (often veer, increase) in this area.
6. We cannot enter the port; we (wait) until high water.
7. We cannot enter the port; we (wait) until high water for two hours now.
8. The coastguard (report) 10 minutes ago that the polluter (already, leave) the scene.
9. Because we were fast in ice, we (have to, wait) for ice breaker assistance.
10. We always (stow) steel plates in hold no. 1.
11. I suppose the weather (not, change) tomorrow.
12. They must keep clear of the fairway approach because a large vessel (leave) now.
13. We (cool down) the deck with water when there (be) a loud explosion in the engine room.
14. They (not locate) person in water yet.
15. Mr Smith (be) a captain for ten years.

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