While ____ to school we always ____ a bus.
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While ____ to school we always ____ a bus.
Let me show the picture that I ____ this week.
It is 8.30. Ben and Ann ____ breakfast.
Be quick! A dog ____ after your child.
This year we ____ a good harvest of cotton.
The aims of the course ____ me willing to begin.
It’s the happiest evening I ever ____
Look! The cat ____ your cutlet.
The English seaside ____ very popular lately.
Who ____ writing the text yet?
Who ____ this picture? the teacher asks.
He ____ his English in the morning, he ____ it in the evening.
What ____ you ____ since I saw you last?
The teacher ____ on the blackboard.
“Fortune” ____ the magazine of business success for over 50 years.
____ you ____ to Sri Lanka?
Look! The girls ____ in the park.
Take your umbrella. It ____.
Listen! Somebody ____ at the door.
Nobody ____ in that country, said Pinocchio to his friend.