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Put the verbs into correct tenses. Translate the sentence into your language before making your choice. Do not use contracted forms such as don't or didn't. Use full forms -do not- etc.                                                                    I  (look) out of the window now. My mother  (work) hard every day. Yesterday we  (visit) my cousin. Tomorrow they  (clean) their room. Last winter we  (not/go) anywhere. Bill  (like) climbing mountains. Jane is an interesting person. She  (have) a lot of friends at school where she (study). Peter (not/go) to school yesterday. I cannot help you now. I  (prepare) for my exams. She  (like) ice-cream very much.                    Jane  (dance) very beautifully. She is a professional. Patrick  (read) a magazine at the moment. Bruce  (know) a lot of interesting things. Anna  (phone) me in the evening yesterday. Tom  (bring) this book next time. Madara  (not/live) in Riga. She  (live) in London. My parents  (work) hard. We  (work) hard last lesson. Molly  (not/ask) you about it next time. We  (wait) for the results of the exam now.