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Complete the Following Sentences with the Appropriate Forms of the Given Verbs. 1. Every Day I(Go) to School in a Bus but Today I (Go) by Car Because the Bus Operators Are on Strike.

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Complete the following sentences with the appropriate forms of the given verbs.

1. Every day I(go) to school in a bus but today I (go) by car because the bus operators are on strike.

2. "Baichung Bhutia (pass) the ball to Bannerjee; Bannerjee (take) a shot at the goal but it (be) way above the goal post. The Indians (attack) much more now ... "

3. I (think) you (make) a mistake by signing this contract.

4. The doctor (say) mother (respond) to the treatment well.

5. Farzana (be) not well. She (not come) to school today.

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Solution

  1. go, am going
  2. passes, takes, is, attack
  3. think, are making
  4. said, responded/says, is responding
  5. is, hasn’t come
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Chapter 2: Tenses (Integrated Grammar practice 1) - Exercise [Page 16]

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CBSE English Workbook Class 10
Chapter 2 Tenses (Integrated Grammar practice 1)
Exercise | Q B. 3. | Page 16

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Natne                          : Sangeeta Rani Puri

Status                          : Non-resident Indian

Place of Birth               :  Trinidad

Place of Residence       :  USA

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Achievements  records  : i) six new national records in five day (Junior National Swimming Meet, Vijaywada)
                                        ii) Senior Nationals, October 1995 (Kolkata) - Winner of seven events,  five new national 29. 02 seconds - no medal.
Future Plans                   :  I) Swimming scholarship and  training in USA
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