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USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "I have never _______ (SEE) a monument like that!"
SEEN
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "Yesterday, I _____ (to BE) ill, I _______ (HAVE) a stomach ache."
WAS / HAD
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "Did you ________ (WIN) the match?"
WIN
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "She ________ (WRITE) that letterr for you."
WROTE
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "We haven't ______ (MEET) our new neighbours yet."
MET
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "He has already ______ (GIVE) me the report."
GIVEN
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "Oh no, they have ________ (FOREGET) to send me the adress!"
FORGOTTEN
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "We _________ (BUY) this house ten years ago."
BOUGHT
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "He has just _______ (LEAVE)! Run!"
LEFT
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "She hasn't ______ (READ) the book yet."
READ
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: "Have you ______ (TAKE) the last cookie?"
TAKEN
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE USING A FIST CONDITIONAL: "If you train..."
...you WILL have a better performance.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE USING A FIST CONDITIONAL: "I will make dinner for you..."
... if you COME tonight.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE (1st CONDITIONAL): "If I had time, I will call you later.
HAD = HAVE
CORRECT THE MISTAKE (1st CONDITIONAL): If you study more, you pass the exam.
WILL PASS
CORRECT THE MISTAKE (1st CONDITIONAL): "If it will rain tonight, I stay at home".
If it RAINS / I WILL stay
