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rusak2 [61]
2 years ago
12

1. You ( not be ) ....... any use to me unless you learn to tybe

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Dmitry [639]2 years ago
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Answer:

1. You ( not be ) ..are not of..... any use to me unless you learn to type

2. If I ( have ) ...will have.. enought money , I will buy a new skateboard

3.She will be angry if you ( not , tell ) ..do not tell.... the truth

4.If they take their medicine , they (feel) ..will feel... better

5 . We ( not , get) ...do not get. good marks if we don't learn hard

6.If he ( not , go) ...does not go. back now , he will be late

7.They ( not / let).... will not let. you in if you come late

8.If you ( not/go) ..do not go.. away , I'll send for a policeman

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