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! Comfine each pair of sentences, using the -ingform or the past participle. 1 Arnold was faced with a difficult decision. Arnold decided to consult his boss. F-M..w:fr...*...4iffLe*H..dsqis.ipn,..Ar..neld...6*i4sd..tp....c.pr:r..*!t..hi:...hqff. 2 The singer waved to her fans. The singer got into her car. """"""v"""""' """"""'9"""9"""""' 3 Simon grumbled about the amount of homework he had. Simon took out his grammar book. 4 The scientist felt very excited about her latest discovery. The scientist invited the journalists into the laboratory. 5 The children were puzzled by what they had heard. The children asked their teacher what it meant. 6 Wendy was a sensible girl. Wendy didn't panic when she cut her hand. 7 Paul heard cries for help. Paul dived into the water. 8 This CD was released only last week. This CD is already at the top of the charts. I Co-plete these sentences using your own ideas. 1 I quite enjoy playrng tennis, in spite of the fact that l...r.rsu*lJ.yr...[ct4,,.................... 4 ................... before attempting to run a marathon. 6 I hardly ever receive any letters even though 7 Waving ...... the football fans cheered their team loudly. 8 They insist they'll have a barbecue even if 9 My grandfather swims in the lake every day despite 22L
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