I usually ___ my bike to school. (RIDE)
RIDE
My mother always ___ the truth. (SAY)
SAYS
I often ___ my friends at school. (SEE)
SEE
The company’s profits usually ___ after successful business decisions. (RISE)
RISE
He often ___ his plans. (RETHINK)
RETHINKS
My brother ___ very fast every morning. (RUN)
RUNS
he phone usually ___ at 8:00 a.m. (RING)
RINGS
My teacher ___ the homework every Friday. (SET)
SETS
She ___ help when she has a problem. (SEEK)
SEEKS
She ___ her homework when she makes mistakes. (REWRITE)
REWRITES
Yesterday, she ___ her bike to the park. (RIDE)
RODE
He ___ goodbye before leaving the house. (SAY)
SAID
We ___ a beautiful sunset yesterday. (SEE)
SAW
She ___ her old computer last week. (SELL)
SOLD
He ___ his essay yesterday. (REWRITE)
REWROTE
He has ___ more than ten kilometers today, so he is completely exhausted. (RUN)
RUN
She has ___ hands with several clients during the meeting today. (SHAKE)
SHAKEN
We have ___ several interesting places since we arrived in the city. (SEE)
SEEN
The company has ___ several emails to its customers about the changes in the service. (SEND)
SENT
The sweater has ___ considerably since I washed it in hot water. (SHRINK)
SHRUNK
She has ___ several basketball shots during practice today. (SHOOT)
SHOT
He has ___ that he will finish the project on time. (SAY)
SAID
The researchers have ___ help from several international organizations. (SEEK)
SOUGHT
The manager has ___ to change the date of the meeting. (SET)
SET
Joe has ___ his original argument after receiving feedback. (RETHINK)
RETHOUGHT