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There (be) no rain here for 6 months.
Before he let us go, he made us (promise) (not tell) anyone what we (see).
We watched the children (jump) from a window and (fall) into a blanket (hold) by the people below.
I enjoy watching the sun (rise) slowly in the morning.
(Be) afraid of my parents, he (not come) to my house.
(Wake) up in the morning, from the window, we can see the sun.
I don’t want to catch him (climb) over my fence again.
Do you feel like (go) to a film or would you rather (stay) at home?
We (walk) for ten minutes when the car (stop) and the driver (offer) us a lift.
He (not go) out since he (have) his car (steal).
The Earth is believed (be) flat for a long time.
If you (kicked) the policeman, you (arrest)
After Karl Marx (leave) Germany, he (spend) the rest of his life in London.
How about (go) for a walk in the park?
When she (ring) the office yesterday. Tim already (go) out.
He said if he (know) the whole story, he (act) better.
I advised him (stop) (think) about this.
If I (know) we would have (wait) so long, I (buy) a book.
I knew I (not be) the first to arrive, because I saw smoke (rise) from the chimney.
Would you mind (open) the window?
He found the work difficult, but he managed (finish) it.
She didn’t want to go to work, so she pretended (be) ill.
He joined in the navy (see) the world.
She said that she (see) me the next day.
He said that Stephen (bring) some flowers to me at that moment.
They asked me if I (meet) Susan before.
I remembered I (tell) you that I hate (travel) by car.
The boy (fall) and (hurt) himself while he (ride) his bicycle.
As soon as Mary saw the fire, she (phone) the fire department.
I am rather tired because I (work) all day.
Could you please turn off the TV? Nobody (watch) it.
She with her mother (buy) something when I saw them in the supermarket.
Neither he nor I (like) play chess.
By when you came, I (end) the book.
At the end of this month my sister (marry).