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1.The fawn (lay, laid) down in the undergrowth. 2.Every night this week, the cat has (lain, laid) on the piano bench to sleep. 3.Have they (risen, raised) prices? 4.The balloon slowly (rises, raises) as the air heats up. 5. The bread dough is (rising, raising) in the pan. 1.la...
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My grades have risen snow lay
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1.Mom always (____) her glasses down somewhere and then can't find them. 2.No one could believe that Carol had been (___) near the dog the entire time. Use correct form of sit or set 1.sets 2.sitting 1.My grades have (----) a little each semester. 2.My father jokes that he...
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1.All of the balloons on the string (popped) except two. 2.Do you (want) to buy those books? 3.Daniel's dog is (following) the trail to the river's edge. 4.For thirty years the noon whistle has (blown) exactly on time. 5.The players have (challenged) their parents to a...
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1.Before she followed the white rabbit through the tiny door, Alice has (shrank, shrunk) to a very small size! 2.Vulcan's hammer (rang, rung) as he worked metal for the Roman gods. 3.Not only have I never (rode, ridden) a roller coaster, but I probably never will. 1.shrunk...
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Thank you.
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1.That cute little puppy has (stole, stolen) a biscuit. 2.The Boys Choir of Harlem has never (sang, sung) more beautifully. 3.Jimmy's toy sailboat had (sank, sunk) to the bottom. 4.Why had the dog (took, taken) the cell phone outside? 5.Why have all those people (swam, swu...
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1.After our guests had (ate, eaten), we all toured the city. 2.He (did, done) the experiment that very afternoon. 3.Lenny had never (drove, driven) a tractor before that day. 1.eaten 2.did 3.driven
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1.It is amazing that no one has ever (fell, fallen) off that latter. 2.Have you (ate, eaten) at the new Philippine restaurant? 1.fell 2.eaten
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