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Read the text. Choose the correct sentences. (Choose the sentences which are true.)

A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

Read the text. Choose the correct sentences. (Choose the sentences which are true.)

A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

Choose the correct sentences. (Choose the sentences which are true.)

Read the text. Choose the correct variant.

A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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Once two men … 

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The dog … and two friends went on.

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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One of the friends had ...

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The coin was put …

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The traveller picked the coin when …

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The dog scented out the coin and it …

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The traveller put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to…

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The dog followed the traveller …

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The dog snatched the man’s trousers and …

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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The man was following after the dog while

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A GOOD FINDER

          scent out – пронюхати

          pocket – кишеня

              kick the coin – ударяти ногою, копитом по монеті

snatch – схопити

take off - знімати

put on – одягати

the pyjamas – піжама

master - хазяїн

amuse – забавляти, розважати

laugh – сміятися

One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog.

              “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.”

              He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.

              In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!”

              The dog ran back along the road and two friends went on.

              At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.

              The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper.

              Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put on his pyjamas and his night cap and was ready to go to bed.

The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.

              The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.

              “Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever, and if he ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them money which is not yours.”

              The traveller became still angrier.

              “I am sorry,” said the other, “but I know there is a coin in your trousers pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”

              The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. 

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At the end of the event the traveller was

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I’m busy at the moment. I … on the computer now.

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Here is my report. I …already … it.

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Look! The man … to open the door of your car. (; ; ; )

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She … very early two days ago. (; ; ; )

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Tom always … tennis on Monday.

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 In the future people … fantastic.

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How many pages … a day?

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The children … their homework now.

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People … English all over the world.

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How often … tennis?

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She … to the cinema yesterday.