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Complete sentences with the correct verb form

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Complete sentences with the correct verb form

by EDNY DEL CARMEN LEON GARCIA
1

I ________ for my exam right now. (study)

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2

They ________ football today. (not/play)

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3

Look! The bus ________. (come)

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4

We ________ dinner at a restaurant tonight. (have)

5

Listen! Someone ________ in the shower. (sing)

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He usually ___ to work by bus. (go)

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They ___ all the way across the country last summer. (travel)

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Right now, she ___ to music. (listen)

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By the time we arrived, the movie ___ already. (start)

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I ___ him yesterday at the cafe. (see)

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If I had more time, I ___ you a favor. (do)

12

They ___ their homework before dinner. (finish)

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The train ___ at 9 o'clock sharp. (arrive)

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She ___ the book before, so she recalled the ending. (read)

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We ___ to go to the beach tomorrow. (plan)

Explicación

If you wrote “is/are,” remember that “I” always takes “am.” If you forgot the “-ing,” it is not a continuous tense.

If you used “don’t,” remember that in the present continuous, negation is formed with to be + not.

Verbs ending in a silent “e” (like come) drop the “e” before adding “-ing.”

We use the present continuous for fixed future plans. Remember: have -> having.

Someone” is treated as third-person singular (he/she/it), so it requires “is.”

Correct: 3rd person singular present uses 'goes'. Other forms don't fit the sentence.

Correct: past simple 'traveled' is used for a past action.

Correct: present continuous uses 'is listening' for ongoing action.

Correct: past perfect 'had started' shows action before arrival.

Correct: simple past of 'see' is 'saw'.

Correct: conditional 'would do' expresses a hypothetical favor.

Correct: simple past 'finished' fits the completed action.

Correct: 3rd person singular present 'arrives' is used.

Correct: past perfect 'had read' shows completion before another past action.

Correct: present continuous 'are planning' expresses near future.

 
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