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Answer from: cheerthi16

1. My friend is a writer. She writes many books.

2. We didn't have a holiday last year.

3. Did you see Ann Last week?

4. I played tennis yesterday afternoon.

5. What time did you go to bed last night?

6. Have you ever been to the United States?

7. My hair is clean. I washed it.

8. I washed my hair before breakfast this morning.

9. When I was a child, I didn't like sports.

10. Kathy loves traveling. She visits many countries.

11. John works in a bookshop. He worked there for three years.

12. Last year we went to Finland for a holiday.

13. Molly lives in Dublin. She lived there all her life.

14. Bob and Alice are married. They had been married for 20 years.

15. When we were on holiday, the weather had been awful.

16. The weather has been very nice recently, don't you think?

17. My grandmother died 30 years ago. I never met her.

18. I don't know Carol's husband. I never met him.

19. Jill bought a new car two years ago.

20. His hair is very short. He had a haircut.

21. Last night I arrived at 12.30, I had a bath and then I went to bed.

22. Did you visit many museums when you were in Paris?

23. My bicycle isn't here anymore. Somebody took it.

24. I did not (didn't) eat anything yesterday because I did not (didn't) feel hungry

25. The car looks very clean, did you wash it?

26. Brian: Hello Susan. Is Alan here?

Susan: No, I'm afraid He has gone out.

Brian: Oh, what a pity! When exactly did he go out?

27. I smoked 20 cigarettes today.

28. I smoked a lot yesterday.

Answer from: arod5702

1. writes

2. didn't have

3. Did you see

4.I played

5. did you go

6.Have you ever been

7. washed

8.washed

9.didn't like

10. visits

11. works

12. went

13.lived

14. They've been

15. was

16. has been

17. never met

18. never met

19. bought

20. got

21. arrived, had, went

22. Did you visit

23. took

24. didn't eat, didn't feel

25. did you wash

26. went, did he go

27. smoked

28. smoked

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Answer from: Quest

Iwould look up an analysis of the quote and then respond with how you interpret it and support with experiences and even evidence from online sources.

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