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Correct form of verbs

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1. Before going to his office my father always (have) a cup of tea.

2. By the time you reach home, I (clean) the room.

3. They (know) each other for a long time.

4. You had better (leave) me alone.

5. One of the thieves (catch) red-handed on the spot yesterday.

6. John and Mona (watch) a film right now.

7. Their friends (listen) to music at the same time.

8. Yesterday I (hear) a loud noise upstairs.

9. If he (have) a story book, he would have lent you one.

10. Neither the captain nor the players (invite) to the party last Sunday.