I ____ to do it but I ____ no time. I was very busy.
- wanted, wanted
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I ____ to do it but I ____ no time. I was very busy.
Neither your parents nor I ____ very glad about the fact that you failed your Math exam.
We ____ he ____ ill.
So, the invisible man ____ into the shop and ____ down.
We ____ the station by 5’o clock yesterday.
He felt that he ____ it wrong.
During his school years Cronin ____ a great interest in literature.
She never ____ to eat soup.
____ my homework when my mother came.
Turning I found my father sitting beside me on the sofa. I said How ____ you ____ here?
While the gentlemen ____ the recent events, the ladies ____ about the weather.
One day the boys found a man in the forest. He ____.
Last summer we ____ a trip to Houston.
A policeman ____ me crossing the street yesterday.
She ____ you a letter three weeks ago.
I couldn’t imagine what <strong>_</strong> to her.
Yesterday at this time it ____.
Who ____ at the meeting yesterday?
They didn’t believe him and ____ to laugh.
Stop a minute, think what you ____.