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English, 11.08.2021 14:00, dasiaflowers85

VERB FORMS/ TENSES 1. John’s plane at 6:05 p. m next Monday. (arrive)
2. Mum, I promise I my room clean. (keep)
3. Nam rarely drinks coffee in the morning, but today he coffee. (drink)
4. Look at those clouds! It (rain)
5. Her aunt will meet her when she at the airport. (arrive)
6. I to Egypt on the flight E0023 tomorrow. (fly)
7. The plane at 8.15 tomorrow. (leave)
8. I don’t understand this problem. Don’t worry! I you. (help)
9. I think that tomorrow a very big day for me. (be)
10. Earthquakes every day of the year. (occur)
11. When he tomorrow, I will give him the keys. (return)
12. We are going to the movies tonight. The film at 7.30. (begin)
13. Please Peter about this when you see him tomorrow. (not tell)
14. They their old teacher every month last year. (visit)
15. We hope the government more attention to the environment protection. (pay)
16. I remember ……………………………………………………(meet) him somewhere.
17. The children prefer ……………………………(watch) TV to ……………………………………(read)
18. I try ……………………………………(persuade) him ……………………(agree) with your proposal.
19. Children are keen on ……………………………………………………computer games. (play)
20. He warned me ……………………………………………………(not touch) the wire.
21. He tried …………………………………(explain) but she refused ……………………………(answer)
22. Don’t let them ……………………………………………………in my room. (play)
23. She doesn’t allow ……………………………………………………(talk) in class.
24. The teacher doesn’t allow her students ………………………………………………… (talk) in class.
25. There’s no point in …………………………………………………(run) now.
26. I don’t mind ………………(wait). I’d rather …………………………(be) too early than too late.
27. Sad movies made her ………………………………(cry)
28. Have you finished ………………………………(read) my book?
29. He stopped ………………………………(work) ………………………………(have) a rest.
30. I didn’t feel like ……………………(work) so I suggested ……………………(spend) the day in the garden.

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