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    a Circe) the correct form. 1 The teacher gave Robbie a zero because he cheated | (ad cheateabin the exar, ‘They didn’t win the match although they were training | had trained every evening. Mike had an accident while he eyeled | was cycling to work. [cleaned | had cleaned the house when I got home. It looked great. When we arrived, the match started / had started. We got there just in time and saw the whole match! The captain didn’t score | hadt't scored any goals when the referee sent him off. ‘My son got injured while he played / was playing basketball last Saturday. Luckily, we stopped / had stopped skiing when the snowstorm started. We were already back at the hotel. England weren't losing | hadn't last any of their games when they played in the quarter-finals. ‘The referee suspended the match because it was raining | rained too hard to play a Circe) the correct form, 9 The teacher gave Robbie zero hecause he cheated | iad cheated in the exarn. They didn’t win the match although they were training | had trained every evening. Mike had an accident while he cycled | was cycling to work. [cleaned | had cleaned the house when I got home. It looked great. When we arrived, the match started / had started. We got there just in time and saw the whole match! The captain didn't score | hadn't scored any goals when the referee sent him off. ‘My son got injured while he played | was playing basketball last Saturday. Luckily, we stopped | had stopped skiing when the snowstorm started. We were already back at the hotel. England weren't iosing | hadn't lost any of their games when they played in the quarter-finals ‘The referee suspended the match because it was raining | rained too hard to play. b_ Complete with the past simple, past continuous, or past perfect ‘The marathon runner was sweating when she crossed the finish line. (sweat, cross) 1 Theaccident when they home. (happen, drive) 2 Theerowd when the referee the final whistle. (cheer, blow) 31 her at first because she so much, (not recognize, change) 4 The police her on the motorway because she seat belt, (Stop, not wear) 5 Some of the players while the coach tothem, (not listen, talk) 6 We use the ski slope because it enough. (not can, not snow) 7 They play tennis because they a court. (not able to, not book) 8 The player ayellow card because he hisshirt. (get, ake off)

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