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Verbs of perception

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1. Dr Watson watched Sherlock Holmes (to look for) clues on the crime scene.

2. The witness heard a woman (to scream).

3. The police saw a suspect (to run away).

4. The witness saw a man (to act) in a strange way.

5. I can smell something (to burn).

6. It was noisy last night, we (hear) people arguing outside.

7. The police (listen to) the witnesses telling their version of what happened.

8. Did you bake a cake? I can (smell) it.

9. A window was opened, I could (feel) the cold air coming from outside.

10. During his last witness interview, the inspector (notice) a man trying to hide something.