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    The document provides 5 sentences with verbs missing that need to be completed in the correct tense. The sentences practice using verbs like "be", "film", "bring", "try", and "release" in different tenses based on the context clues around them. Completing the sentences with verbs in the right tense allows someone to practice and demonstrate their verb conjugation skills.

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    Complete The Sentences With The Verbs Given in Brackets in The Right Verb Tense

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    Complete the sentences with the verbs given in brackets in the right verb tense.

    1. I never been (never be) to Africa, but I want to go one day.


    2. Look over there. I think that woman in black is filming (film) us.
    3. Yesterday, at the end of the city tour, the bus brough (bring) us back to the hotel.
    4. Sam tries (try) to get into the football team next term but I don’t think they ’ ll accept (accept) him.
    5. This busker will become famous after he releases (release) his album.

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