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Uzupełnij zdania właściwymi formami czasowników w nawiasach w czasach Past Simple, Past Continous, Past perfect lub wyrażeniem used to.
1. By the time we got home, the children ......(go) to bed.
2. They.......(meet) while they were working in the same company in Katowice.
3. I admit I ........(not like) him, but now I think he's quite a nice chap.
4. He took several photographs while the bride and groom ......... (walk) down the aisle.
5. Until I met Matthew, I .......... (never have) a true friend.
6. My grandmother ..............(work) hard all her life.
7. When I walked in, my parents .........(argue) about money.
8. She spends weekends at home now, but she ...... (go) out a lot.
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