It was 8 pm. Most ol the I went to airport but they had already sold the tickets.
Rewrite the following sentences using the correct for
in the brackets.
a) Shakespeare (write ) many famous plays,
b) When Jack arrived home, Carol already (cook) f
(c) (dream) that I was in Singapore.
Hari (sit) on a chair and (write) a story,
e) The water in the pond (freeze) last night.
6) Rita (arrive) after the class had started.
2. I (meet) Rupa in Biratnagar last year.
Deva (sell) the clothes gifted to him.
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