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14 Use the verbs in parentheses in the correct form. 1. They (lose) their cat yesterday and (not find) it
yet.
2. Before I (meet) my friend Bernard, I never (not
speak) French.
3. I can't help you. I have a lot of problems because I
(move) to a new house right now.
4. A fortune teller told me: "You (be) a very famous
opera singer".
5. While I (run) in the park, it (begin) to rain.
6. I am sure they (finish) the building in two
months.
7. She (leave) before I (give) her the present.
8. While mother (have) lunch we (tell) her our
impressions from the excursion.
9. In 2012, they (live) here for 4 years.
10. By tomorrow morning he (sleep) wonderfully.
11. I think we (have) a great day if the weather (be)
fine.

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Answer from: Jazzypooh8915

The verbs in parentheses in the correct form is :

1. They lost their cat yesterday and could not find it yet.

2. Before I met my friend Bernard, I never spoke French.

3. I can't help you. I have a lot of problems because I am moving to a new house right now.

4. A fortune teller told me: "You will be a very famous opera singer".

5. While I ran in the park, it began to rain.

6. I am sure they finished the building in two months.

7. She left before I gave her the present.

8. While mother had lunch we told her our impressions from the excursion.

9. In 2012, they lived here for 4 years.

10. By tomorrow morning he would sleep wonderfully.

11. I think we will have a great day if the weather will be fine.

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Answer from: blackkiki4352

1. They lost their cat yesterday and could not find it yet.

2. Before I met my friend Bernard, I never spoke French.

3. I can't help you. I have a lot of problems because I am moving to a new house right now.

4. A fortune teller told me: "You will be a very famous opera singer".

5. While I ran in the park, it began to rain.

6. I am sure they finished the building in two

months.

7. She left before I gave her the present.

8. While mother had lunch we told her our

impressions from the excursion.

9. In 2012, they lived here for 4 years.

10. By tomorrow morning he would sleep wonderfully.

11. I think we will have a great day if the weather will be fine.

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to and without are prepositions, so a, b, and d are prepositional phrases. the adverb phrase is c, about the surprise.

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i'm not sure what the second paragraph is but a decree is an official order issued by legal authority. find the one that best fits this definition.

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