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Cause & result

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1. She made me (clean) my room before dinner.


2. The project needs to be (finish) by Friday.


3. They let us (leave) early yesterday.


4. I have never (eat) sushi before.


5. This exercise seems (be) difficult.


6. Have you ever (see) a shooting star?


7. We expect him (arrive) on time.


8. She heard someone (knock) at the door.


9. The cake has been (make) by my grandmother.


10. You should (call) your parents more often.


11. I would like (learn) Spanish.


12. The window was (break) during the storm.


13. They were made (withdraw) from the competition.