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Exercise 1: Using tenses consistently (Identify # 6 ,2)
Exercise 2: Distinguishing between the use of the simple past and the present perfect (do, does, did) (Cloze #5, 2)
Exercise 3: Choosing the right verb form in conditional sentences (Cloze #5, 2)


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