English, 11.11.2020 01:20 emilycarmadelle6653

13. 1 (work) here for three years. 14. You (not/do)
your project yet, I suppose.
15. I just (see) Andrew and he says he ... already (do). about half of the pla
16. L. just (decide).
... to start working next week.
17. He (be)..
at his computer for seven hours.
18. My father (not/play) any sport since last year.
19. Alice (see)
the accident when she was catching the bus.
20. What you (do)
when I called?
21. 1 (not visit). my friends last summer holiday,
22. While people (talk) to each other, he read ) his book.
23. you (find)
your keys yesterday?
24. Who she (dance),
with at the party last night?
25. They (watch )...
football on TV at 7 p. m yesterday.
26. When Hoa arrived at the theater, the film
(start).

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