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Make a sentence using “talk / politely” in simple present form.
He talks politely.
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Make a sentence using “work / hard” in present continuous form.
He is working hard.
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Make a sentence using “read / quietly” in simple present form.
The students read quietly.
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Make a sentence using “sing / beautifully” in present continuous form.
She is singing beautifully.
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Make a sentence using “walk / quietly” in present continuous form.
She is walking quietly.
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Make a sentence using “dance / gracefully” in simple past form.
Maria danced gracefully.
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Make a sentence using “listen / carefully” in present continuous form.
The students are listening carefully.
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Make a sentence using “work / noisily” in simple past form.
The boys worked noisily.
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Make a sentence using “drive / carefully” in simple past form.
They drove carefully.
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Make a sentence using “laugh / loudly” in simple past form.
They laughed loudly.
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Make a sentence using “cry / softly” in simple present form.
The baby cries softly.
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Make a sentence using “wait / patiently” in simple past form.
We waited patiently.
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Make a sentence using “write / neatly” in simple present form.
She writes neatly.
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Make a sentence using “play / well” in present continuous form.
They are playing well.
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Make a sentence using “eat / quickly” in simple past form.
He ate quickly.
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Make a sentence using “run / slowly” in present continuous form.
She is running slowly
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Make a sentence using “smile / happily” in simple present form.
He smiles happily.
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Make a sentence using “run / fast” in simple past form.
They ran fast.
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Make a sentence using “answer / correctly” in present continuous form.
She is answering correctly.
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Make a sentence using “speak / clearly” in simple present form.
He speaks clearly.
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