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1. I hearheardam hearingI don't know some commotion outside that is simply getting on my nerves.

2. These grapes tastedare tasingtasteI don't know awfully sour and simply can't be consumed.

3. He is completely broke, all because he havehasis havingI don't know a large family to support--the poor guy.

4. This firm, which is doing fantastic business, actually belongsbelongingis belongingI don't know to my cousin.

5. I wonder what is bothering her. She looksis lookingare lookingI don't know worried about something.

6. This child is proving to be a real bother. The problem is he wantedwantsis wantingI don't know his mother.

7. The boy is a very healthy fellow because he is drinkingdrinksare drinkingI don't know milk every day.

8. We are waitinghave been waitingwaitedI don't know with immense patience for the minister to arrive for two hours.

9. Let us wait patiently until father finishingwill finishfinishesI don't know his office work.

10. When the doctor arrivesarrivedwill arriveI don't know the patient will certainly be taken care of .