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15148 | mquerol | 1 | :I didn't have an umbrella but that didn't matter as the rain ??had stopped?? (<i>stop</i>) |
2 | :My friend offered to take me to lunch but I refused as I ??had already had?? a sandwich. (<i>already have</i>) |
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3 | :It was too late when we arrived to the station the train ??had just left?? (<i>just leave</i>). |
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4 | :I had just finished cleaning the house when my parents ??arrived?? (<i>arrive</i>). |
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5 | :Hardly had she opened the door when the telephone ??rang?? (<i>ring</i>). |
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6 | :No sooner ??had he opened?? the window than a bird flew in (<i>open</i>). |
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7 | :I took the book back to the library when I ??had read?? it (<i>read</i>). |
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8 | :John and Sam ??were walking?? in the street when the car ??ran over?? the cat (<i>walk/run over</i>). |
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9 | :Mark ??dried?? the dishes, then put them away (<i>dry</i>). |
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10 | :After breakfast he ??had?? a shower, brushed her teeth and ??got dressed?? (<i>have/get dressed</i>). |
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11 | :The twins ??were yelling?? at each other when dad suddenly ??appeared?? in the doorway. |
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12 | They shut up right away (<i>yell/appear</i>). |
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13 | :Why are you sitting and watching TV? You ??were to go shopping?? for me this afternoon! (<i>go shopping</i>) |
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14 | :I ??was to go camping?? but I couldn't because I fell ill (<i>go camping</i>) . |
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15 | :Most of the furniture ??was sold?? after my grandmother died (<i>sell</i>). |
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16 | :The robbers ??were taken?? to prison (<i>take</i>). |
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17 | :Papers and documents ??were scattered?? all over the place, all the drawers ??had been emptied?? by the robbers (<i>scatter/empty</i>). |
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18 | :He was limping because he ??had been injured?? in a car accident when he ??was?? a child (<i>injure/be</i>). |
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19 | :The judge, who took just 45 minutes to decide on the sentences, said he accepted Fraser was a drug addict who ??had admitted?? what ??he had done?? (<i>admit/do</i>). |
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20 | :I lost a father, someone to watch over me, who ??had done his best?? to do so, though he ??had failed?, (<i>do one's best/fail</i>). |
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21 | :The public was bewildered as to what Blake ??had done?? to deserve such a draconian sentence (<i>do</i>). |
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22 | :The student who ??had made?? the presentation was very critical of her efforts (<i>make</i>). |
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23 | :Looking some people in the face I could see what 15 years of hard work ??had done?? to them (<i>do</i>). |
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24 | :Later Miss Francis of Maidstone ??was to give?? evidence to the jury (<i>give</i>). |
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25 | :The announcement that Guy ??was to be?? godfather to the new baby brought her to her senses with a sharp jolt (<i>be</i>). |
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26 | :He put the things back into his wallet, except for the blue card informing him that he ??was to see?? Dr Pool next morning. |
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27 | :The legend of El Cid began there, but nearly a thousand years ??were to pass?? before the true story of his life and deeds began to be known (<i>pass</i>). |
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28 | :Linda, a very proficient pilot herself, was preparing to enter the Women's Aerobatic Competition when the National Championships ??were to be held?? in the USA later this month (<i>hold</i>). |
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29 | :Having left Australia after studying there for 2 years, I knew I ??would come back?? again later in my life (<i>come back</i>). |
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30 | :Despite the argument they had half an hour before they ??would go shopping?? together and everything was very pleasant (<i>go shopping</i>) |
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31 | :Peter loved biology at school, he knew ??would become?? a vet later (<i>become</i>). |
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32 | :Lenin, with his wealth of information about the situation in Russia in 1917, ??would tend?? to interpret that information from only one perspective (<i>tend</i>). |
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33 | :In 200, when the Euro was introduced, many people predicted that a single currency ??would slow down?? economic growth in Europe (<i>slow down</i>). |
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34 | :Why are you surprised? I knew he ??wouldn't come?? to her birthday party. (<i>not come</i>) |
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35 | :He dreaded the moment he ??would have to tell?? her she was adopted (<i>have to tell</i>). |
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36 | :He always rushed to the phone, he ??wouldn't let?? me answer the phone you see (<i>not let</i>) . |
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37 | :An excited woman ??was making?? an emergency call over the phone - "Doctor, please come over right away. My husband is in great pain (<i>make</i>). |
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38 | :I ??had once been?? a medical student and was thinking of returning to the university to finish my medical studies (<i>once be</i>). |
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39 | :Mike looked sad. He ??was thinking?? that the way she had responded to his own kiss hadn't meant what he had believed it had (<i>think</i>). |
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40 | :When she arrived to the playground her children in front of her ??were jumping?? and ?? waving?? at her wildly with a big smile on their faces (<i>jump/wave</i>). |
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41 | :Dreadlock Doom the jailer ??had discovered?? the loss of his prisoners and, cursing horribly, was running back to Mutton House (<i>discover</i>). |
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42 | :My best friend, Mary was no longer there. She ??had moved?? to New York (<i>move</i>). |
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43 | :I was very pleased to see Peter after such a long time. I ??had not seen?? him for 2 years (<i>not see</i>). |
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44 | :Peter wasn't at home when I arrived. He ??had just gone out?? to buy bread (<i>just go out</i>). |
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45 | :The house ??was?? very quiet when I ??got home??. Everyone had gone to bed (<i>be/get home</i>). |
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46 | :Sorry for being late. The car ??broke down?? on my way here (<i>break down</i>). |
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47 | :There was a car by the side of the motorway. It ??had broken down?? and the driver was trying to repair it, so we ??stopped?? to see if we could help (<i>break down/stop</i>). |
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48 | :I didn't recognise Mrs Smith, she ??had changed?? a lot (<i>change</i>). |
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49 | :He had thought about flying to Rome but all the flights ??were booked up?? (<i>book up</i>). |
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50 | :I ??had meant?? to call my parents but couldn't find a phone box (<i>mean</i>). |
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51 | :She ??had not expected?? to see Peter again, so she was delighted when they met at the exhibition (<i>not expect</i>). |
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52 | :When she came into the hall, everyone ??started?? cheering (<i>start</i>). |
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53 | :When Nigel collapsed, I ??phoned?? for an ambulance (<i>phone</i>). |
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54 | :When she opened the book, she saw that some pages ??had been torn out?, of it (<i>tear out</i>). |
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55 | :By the time I got to the kitchen, the wood ??had caught fire??. Luckily I managed to put it out (<i>catch fire</i>). |
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56 | :Just as I ??was getting?? into the bath, the fire alarm ??went off?? (<i>get/go off</i>). |