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    Tenses and verbs (English exercise n°58637 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Tenses and verbs
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    English exercise "Tenses and verbs" created by arcadien (07-03-2009) with The test builder
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    1. I enjoy (go) to the beach with my friends during the holidays.
    2. When I was a boy , I used to (borrow) money from my mother.
    3. I don't like the beach, I'd prefer (visit) the museum .
    4. I (already/do) this exercise.
    5. I'm fed up with always (tell) what I have to do.
    6. When he came back , it (already/rain) for 4 hours.
    7. I'm used to (visit) my grandmother every Monday.
    8. It is the first time he (see) such an intelligent boy
    9. It was the first time she (go) to the museum.
    10. I'm looking forward to (meet) her again .
    11. By this time, tomorrow; I (surely/be) on the plane.
    12. I'm very hungry. Why not (stop/have a rest).
    13. This radio can't be repaired. It's no use (repair) it.
    14. I can't stand (touch) a cat or a dog .






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