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Questions 15–23: rewrite each sentence in the tense indicated. 15. mona lisa smiles mysteriously. past: 16. the three of us plan on a picnic. present perfect: 17. both teams play a good game. future: 18. i expect to enjoy the beach. past perfect: 19. we pack sandwiches for lunch. future progressive: 20. ron forgets to feed the cat. future perfect: 21. anne stays home during her boyfriend’s trips. past perfect progressive: 22. the author promotes her book. future perfect progressive: 23. cardinals nest in the shrubs. present perfect progressive:

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