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    The document provides 10 sentences with blanks to write the correct verb form. The sentences test verb patterns and tenses, with verbs like "enjoy", "suggest", "miss", "learn", "mind", "ask", "mention", "keep coming", "plan", and "agree". Learners are to look at the context clues in each sentence and fill in the missing verbs in their appropriate tense or form.

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    The document provides 10 sentences with blanks to write the correct verb form. The sentences test verb patterns and tenses, with verbs like "enjoy", "suggest", "miss", "learn", "mind", "ask", "mention", "keep coming", "plan", and "agree". Learners are to look at the context clues in each sentence and fill in the missing verbs in their appropriate tense or form.

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    VERB PATTERNS EXERCISES

    Write the correct form of the verb.


    1. Dan enjoys reading (read) science fiction.

    2. Cheryl suggested seeing a movie after work.

    3. I miss working in the travel industry. Maybe I can get my old job back.

    4. Where did you learn to speak Spanish? Was it in Spain or in Latin


    America?

    5. Do you mind helping me translate this letter?

    6. He asked to talk to the store manager.

    7. You've never mentioned living in Japan before. How long did you live
    there?

    8. If he keeps coming to work late, he's going to get fired!

    9. Debbie plans to study abroad next year.

    10. I agreed to help Jack wash his car.

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