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Q/1 Complete the sentences with the Past Perfect form of the verbs. 1-She(leave) the restaurant before the fine stated.
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ii.
He
(not/meet) jock before he stated at our school.
iii.
When I
(finish) the book, I went to bed.
iv.
I
(not/expect) to see a tiger in the jungle,
V.
(you/know) Tom for a long time before you became good friends?
Q/2 Complete the sentences with the first conditional.
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i.
If I
(not/go) to bed early, 1
(be) tired tomorrow,
ii. They
(go) on holiday if they
(have) time.
iii.
We
(be) late if we
(not/hurry).
iv.
If he
(come), I
(be) surprised
V.
She
(cook) dinner if you
(go) to the supermarket.​

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