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  • D. Put The Verbs in Brackets Into The Correct Tense. (: Past Simple, Continuous or Perfect)

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    Students were enjoying a party at Wellington High School on a Friday, dancing in the garden and taking a break from lessons. When Sarah arrived, the music had already started. Tim noticed Sarah and was shocked, as he had been looking for her for 2 years after meeting at a summer camp in 1999 but she disappeared. At the party, most students were drinking while Sarah talked to a friend. Tim decided to talk to her and waited for her friend to leave. When he touched her shoulder, she looked up in surprise as she had never forgotten him. By the end of the party, no one was happier than Sarah and Tim now that they had found each other again after 2 years.

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    Students were enjoying a party at Wellington High School on a Friday, dancing in the garden and taking a break from lessons. When Sarah arrived, the music had already started. Tim noticed Sarah and was shocked, as he had been looking for her for 2 years after meeting at a summer camp in 1999 but she disappeared. At the party, most students were drinking while Sarah talked to a friend. Tim decided to talk to her and waited for her friend to leave. When he touched her shoulder, she looked up in surprise as she had never forgotten him. By the end of the party, no one was happier than Sarah and Tim now that they had found each other again after 2 years.

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    D. Put The Verbs in Brackets Into The Correct Tense. (: Past Simple, Continuous or Perfect)

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    Students were enjoying a party at Wellington High School on a Friday, dancing in the garden and taking a break from lessons. When Sarah arrived, the music had already started. Tim noticed Sarah and was shocked, as he had been looking for her for 2 years after meeting at a summer camp in 1999 but she disappeared. At the party, most students were drinking while Sarah talked to a friend. Tim decided to talk to her and waited for her friend to leave. When he touched her shoulder, she looked up in surprise as she had never forgotten him. By the end of the party, no one was happier than Sarah and Tim now that they had found each other again after 2 years.

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    D. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

    (Past simple,
    continuous or perfect)
    A LOVE STORY

    It was Friday again, the day for famous parties at Wellington High School. Students were dancing (dance) in the garden and everyone was enjoying (enjoy) the pleasure of being away from boring lessons. When Sarah came (come) to the party, the music had already started (already / start). Tim suddenly noticed (notice) Sarah and felt (feel) shocked. He had looked for (look for) her for 2 years. They had met (meet) each other at a holiday camp in 1999, but mysteriously Sarah disappeared (disappear) after a while. He was thinking (think) about her since then. At the party, Sarah was talking (talking) to one of her friends while most of the students were drinked (drink) as much as they could. Tim decided (decide) to talk to her and waited (wait) for her friend to leave. When he went (go) next to her, she was searching for (search for) something in her bag, so she didnt see (not see) him. As soon as he touched (touch) her on the shoulder, she raised (raise) her head and couldnt believe her eyes. She had never forgotten (never / forget) him. At the end of the party, no one was (be) happier than Sarah and Tim as they had found (find) each other after 2 years.

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