English, 14.01.2022 01:00 arelyhuerta

Complete the sentences, choosing the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1. David table-tennis (play/plays)
2. They. To school on foot (go/goes)
3. Carol. in Bath. (live/lives)
4. School at 6.30. (finish/finishes)
5. We. T. V. in the evening. (watch/watches)
6. Jessica. in her bedroom. (study/studies).
7. The dog In the kennel (sleep/sleeps) 8. The children. The street to school (cross/crosses). 9. Me. Wilson In a bank (work/works). 10. Joe. His homework in the afternoon (do/does)

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