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Put the verb in the right form (positive, negative, or question).
1. It was a good party. I enjoyed
it. (I / enjoy)
2. Did you do the dishes?” (you / do) "No, I didn't have time." (I / have)
3. “Did you call Alan?” “No, I'm sorry.
(1 / forget)
4. I like your watch. Where
it? (you / get)
5. I saw Lucy at the party, but
to her. (I / speak)
6.
a nice weekend?” (you / have) "Yes, I saw a friend of mine."
7. Paul was sick yesterday, so
to work. (he / go)
8. “Is Mary here?” “Yes,
here five minutes ago.” (she / get)
9. Where
before he moved here? (Bob / live)
10. The restaurant wasn't expensive.
very much. (the meal / cost)

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