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Fill in the correct tense of the verb in brackets.

1.A:..................................................
(Jane/still/think) of renting the house?

B:Yes, why?
A:Well, some people............................

(think) that it is haunted

2.A:Mark.................(taste) the curry to see if we need to add any more spices.

B:I don't think we do. It.........................(taste) delicious as it is.

3.A:Why..............................(you/smell) the milk? I only bought it this morning!

B:Well, it.....................................(smell) off to me!

Use the promots to write sentences, as in the example. Use present perfect or present countinuous.

1.Ann can't get into the hause.(lose/her key)

Ann can't get into the hause. She has lost her key.

2.Tom's sunburnt.(sit/in the sun/all morning)

3.My eyes hurt.(watch tv/hours)

4.John passed his Maths exam.(study /hard)

5.Nick has lost a lot of weight.(be on a diet)

6.Amy looks so happy!(buy/new house)


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