Put the verbs in brackets into correct form
1. The last time he (see) in public he (wear) a grey suit.
2. I’m sure the letter won’t arrive in time unless it (send) by air.
3. We (sit) around silently for a moment, each trying to remember the names of the people we (meet) at the party the night before.
4. England (win) the championship if they had played better.
5. The city now (crowd) with people who (seek) employment.
6. It’s high time that you (get) down to more serious work.
7. I’m...
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Put the verbs in brackets into correct form
1. The last time he (see) in public he (wear) a grey suit.
2. I’m sure the letter won’t arrive in time unless it (send) by air.
3. We (sit) around silently for a moment, each trying to remember the names of the people we (meet) at the party the night before.
4. England (win) the championship if they had played better.
5. The city now (crowd) with people who (seek) employment.
6. It’s high time that you (get) down to more serious work.
7. I’m going to retire soon. By the first of July I (work) here for 25 years.
8. “Your guest already (come).” “I know.”
9. This was the talking between brothers who just (meet) up with each other.
10. He refused to admit that he (make) some corrections in the document.
Put the verbs in brackets into correct form
1. The last time he (see) was seen in public he (wear) was wearing a grey suit.
2. I’m sure the letter won’t arrive in time unless it (send) is sent by air.
3. We (sit) sat around silently for a moment, each trying to remember the names of the people we (meet) had met at the party the night before.
4. England (win) would have won the championship if they had played better.
5. The city is now (crowd) crowded with people who (seek) seek employment.
6. It’s high time that you (get) got down to more serious work.
7. I’m going to retire soon. By the first of July I (work) will have worked here for 25 years.
8. “Your guest has already (come) come.” “I know.”
9. This was the talking between brothers who had just (meet) met up with each other.
10. He refused to admit that he (make) had made some corrections in the document.
1. The last time he was seen in public he was wearing a grey suit.
2. I’m sure the letter won’t arrive in time unless it is sent by air.
3. We sat around silently for a moment, each trying to remember the names of the people we had met at the party the night before.
4. England would have won the championship if they had played better.
5. The city now is crowded with people who are seeking employment.
6. It’s high time that you got down to more serious work.
7. I’m going to retire soon. By the first of July I will have worked here for 25 years.
8. “Your guest has already come.” “I know.”
9. This was the talking between brothers who had just met up with each other.
10. He refused to admit that he had made some corrections in the document.