2. Fill the gap - past simple, present perfect simple and continous

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Fill the gap with past simple, present perfect simple and continous.

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Compléter 2. Fill the gap - past simple, present perfect simple and continousVersion en ligne Fill the gap with past simple, present perfect simple and continous. par Pauline Marecaux 1 Last night , the chef accidentally ( to burn ) the signature chocolate souffle . 2 I am out of breath because I ( to chase ) my loose dog down the street . 3 Over the last decade , our local community center ( to organize ) twelve charity galas . 4 The mechanic ( to fix ) my car's brakes two hours ago , so it is safe to drive now . 5 She ( to practice ) that difficult violin solo all morning , and her fingers hurt . 6 The architect already ( to submit ) the blueprints for the new library design . 7 We ( to sit ) in this airport terminal for four hours due to a massive flight delay . 8 In 2014 , my uncle ( to travel ) across Mongolia on horseback . 9 They ( to decorate ) the wedding venue since yesterday morning , but they aren't done . 10 The company ( to launch ) its very first mobile application back in July . 11 He ( to know ) the solution to the riddle since the teacher first asked it . 12 I ( to try ) to assemble this flat - pack bookshelf all afternoon , but the instructions make no sense . 13 The heavy storm ( to break ) the old oak tree in our backyard last Tuesday . 14 So far this winter , the city ( to experience ) three major blizzards . 15 My eyes are dry because I ( to stare ) at this spreadsheet for hours without a break .

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2. Fill the gap - past simple, present perfect simple and continousVersion en ligne

Fill the gap with past simple, present perfect simple and continous.

par Pauline Marecaux

Last night , the chef accidentally ( to burn ) the signature chocolate souffle .

I am out of breath because I ( to chase ) my loose dog down the street .

Over the last decade , our local community center ( to organize ) twelve charity galas .

The mechanic ( to fix ) my car's brakes two hours ago , so it is safe to drive now .

She ( to practice ) that difficult violin solo all morning , and her fingers hurt .

The architect already ( to submit ) the blueprints for the new library design .

We ( to sit ) in this airport terminal for four hours due to a massive flight delay .

In 2014 , my uncle ( to travel ) across Mongolia on horseback .

They ( to decorate ) the wedding venue since yesterday morning , but they aren't done .

The company ( to launch ) its very first mobile application back in July .

He ( to know ) the solution to the riddle since the teacher first asked it .

I ( to try ) to assemble this flat - pack bookshelf all afternoon , but the instructions make no sense .

The heavy storm ( to break ) the old oak tree in our backyard last Tuesday .

So far this winter , the city ( to experience ) three major blizzards .

My eyes are dry because I ( to stare ) at this spreadsheet for hours without a break .

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