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English, 16.11.2019 05:31, galfaro19

Excerpt from the boy who cried wolf
traditional fable
if they
john, they would have given him a sound whipping, but he
out of their reach
look at the blank with the number 7 in the passage. which of these answers correctly completes the sentence?
a)
have catched
had caughten
could of caught
d)
could have caught

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Excerpt from the boy who cried wolf
traditional fable
if they
john, they would hav...

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