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xeze [42]
3 years ago
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04 Make sentences from the words in brackets (10 points) 1. (the weather, be, cold, recently) The weather 2. (she, not, eat, any

fruit yesterday) she 3. (he, not, go away, very often) he 4. (Steve, read, a book, at the moment) Steve 5. Why are you turning the TV on? the news. (I watch)​

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Kryger [21]3 years ago
7 0

Answers:

1. The weather has been cold recently.

2. She did not eat any fruit yesterday.

3. He does not go away very often.

4. Steve is reading a book at the moment.

5. I am watching the news.

i'm assuming that you are allowed to change the verb forms to fit the sentences. i hope this helps! :D

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