Fill in the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1. There's no point in...(wait) for Jim, he's obviously not coming.
2. Stuart can't come tonight, he promised... (give) his sister a lift to the airport.
3. I queued for ages to get a ticket only...(find) out later that I couldn't go to concert after
all.
1. There's no point in...(wait) for Jim, he's obviously not coming.
2. Stuart can't come tonight, he promised... (give) his sister a lift to the airport.
3. I queued for ages to get a ticket only...(find) out later that I couldn't go to concert after
all.
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1. There is no point in waiting for Jim, he obviously will not come.
2. Stuart can't come tonight, he promised giving his sister a ride to the airport.
3. I stood in line for ages to get a ticket only finding out later that I couldn't go to the concert after all.