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    This document contains 3 short dialogues with blanks that need to be filled in using the correct verb forms. It also contains 6 sentences with gaps that need to be filled with the appropriate prepositions. The dialogues are about: 1) Seeing a film and one person's opinion on it 2) Calling someone named Victor and being worried they may get lost 3) Asking about going bowling and finding it boring without having tried it The sentences are about: 1) A brother not having accidents since buying a car 2) Not having made holiday plans yet 3) Living in a neighborhood for a period of time 4) Recently returning from a trip 5) Calling

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    This document contains 3 short dialogues with blanks that need to be filled in using the correct verb forms. It also contains 6 sentences with gaps that need to be filled with the appropriate prepositions. The dialogues are about: 1) Seeing a film and one person's opinion on it 2) Calling someone named Victor and being worried they may get lost 3) Asking about going bowling and finding it boring without having tried it The sentences are about: 1) A brother not having accidents since buying a car 2) Not having made holiday plans yet 3) Living in a neighborhood for a period of time 4) Recently returning from a trip 5) Calling

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    Think It's One of The Best Films I (See) So Far This Year

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    Ammar Gh
    This document contains 3 short dialogues with blanks that need to be filled in using the correct verb forms. It also contains 6 sentences with gaps that need to be filled with the appropriate prepositions. The dialogues are about: 1) Seeing a film and one person's opinion on it 2) Calling someone named Victor and being worried they may get lost 3) Asking about going bowling and finding it boring without having tried it The sentences are about: 1) A brother not having accidents since buying a car 2) Not having made holiday plans yet 3) Living in a neighborhood for a period of time 4) Recently returning from a trip 5) Calling

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    Complete the blanks.

    1. A: I (already / see) this film.


    B: Really? When (you / see) it?
    A: Last Saturday with Nancy and Jill. Nancy (not like) it, but I
    think it’s one of the best films I (see) so far this year.
    2. A: (Victor / call / yet)?
    B: No. Why are you so worried?
    A: I hope he doesn’t get lost.
    B: Don’t worry. He (be) there twice before.
    A: Yeah, but he (get) lost last time, remember?
    3. A: Hey, Charlie. (you / go) to the new bowling alley with Terry
    yesterday?
    B: No, I think bowling’s boring.
    A: What? (you / try) it?

    B: No, I (never / try) it, but I don’t think it’s much fun.

    Circle the correct words.

    1. Luckily, my brother hasn’t had any accidents since he bought / bought his car.
    2. We haven’t made any plans for our holiday yet / before.
    3. I have lived in this neighbourhood for / since two years.
    4. Kelly has lately / just returned from her trip abroad.
    5. Mike called ten minutes before / ago.
    6. Ted isn’t here. He’s been / gone to the shopping centre.
    Complete the blanks.

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