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Put the verbs into a suitable tense.
1. Don't worry. I (give) Mr Brown your message as soon as he (come) in.
2. He (run) to the bus stop but when he (get) there, the bus (already, go)
3. Of cours I trust you! Look, I (not offer) to lend you the money if I (think) you (not pay) me.
4. What time (thiś train get ) to Edinburgh?
5. It (say) in today's paper that a number of valuable paintings (steal) from the Tate Gallery.
6. I (tell) my boss yesterday that I (want) to give in my notice because I (find) a better job
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