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English, 06.12.2020 17:20 dee21099

COMPLETE USING THE CORRECT TAGS: a-) Paul doesn't live here, ? b-) Let's go dancing, ? c-) Open the car door, ? d-) The children are happy, ? e-) There is still some hope, ? f-) Jane's sick, ? g-)Some people like play cards, ? h-) Your father won't agree to that, ? i-) That's happening again, ? j-) Scientists can have information on this, ? k-) They never tell us the truth, ? l-) I am trying to help you, ? m-) Dinosaurs became extinct, ? n-) He cut himself, ?

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