Participles

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The book (publish) last year became a bestseller at once.

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The (sing) girl made a good impression on everybody.

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Nick adores pies (make) by his granny.

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When I came home, mother was busy (water) the flowers.

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They say people (eat) a lot of vegetables and fruit live longer lives

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We often watch the news (broadcast) on Channel One.

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The boy (sit) at the back desk is the brightest in this group.

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The information (use) in this report is rather unusual.

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The money (earn) during the holiday is enough to buy a new computer.

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Bob never refuses friends (ask) for his help.