English, 27.11.2020 17:30, Bassoonist

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. a
1
a famousperson in his life? (PAUL EVER MEET)
2. The teacher
something on the blackboard when suddenly the
headmaster
into the classroom. (WRITE. BURST)
3. My mum
at the office lately. She has got a cold. (NOT BE)
4. The speaker
writing a letter to the chairman. Here it is. (JUST
FINISH)
5. After they
the top ofthe hill, they
break. (REACH, TAKE)
6. The Romans
roads some of which still exist today. (BUILD)
7.1
to the disco for ages.
- Let's go tomorrow. (NOT GO)
8.
your holidays in Greece? It's a wonderful country. (YOU
EVER SPEND) 9.1
my son to swimming practice every week.
(DRIVE)
10.We
a fantastic film on TV last night, but I
its name. (SEE, NOT REMEMBER)
11.Hetold us that he
on a cruise trip before. (NEVER BE)
12.Most of the world'selephants
in Africa and Asia. (LIVE)
13. The boss
to the mayor at the moment. You can't interrupt him.
(TALK)
14.While Frank
the newspaper, Jill
breakfast (READ, PREPARE) 15. You
tea, don't you?
(NORMALLY DRINK)
16.)
him in the past two weeks. Where
all the time? (NOT SEE, HE BE)
17.The headmaster punished the pupils because they
troublea
few weeks before. (CAUSE)
18.1
in the garden the whole day yesterday. (WORK)
19.1
to call you last night, but you
up
the phone. (TRY, NOT PICK)
20.1
for three hours now. There is still no sight of him.(WAIT)

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Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. a
1
a famousperson...