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By the end of the year, they ____ the new bridge.
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I ____ Emma since we were at primary school.
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I ____ him all morning, but he still isn't answering.
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I can finally relax. I ____ the report.
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She was happy because she ____ two chapters before lunch.
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It's nearly midnight. They ____ to bed by now.
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We ____ to catch the earlier train, but we were too late.
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Sarah looks exhausted. She ____ since six this morning.
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Before moving abroad, they ____ in the same village for over thirty years.
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By this time tomorrow, the builders ____ the new extension.
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By the time the police arrived, they ____ the building.
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By next June, she ____ climate change for three years.
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This is the third time we ____ this restaurant this year. (visit)
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By this time next week, she ____ on the project for six months. (work)
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I was exhausted because I ____ for my exams all week. (revise)
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Don't worry. I'll let you know as soon as I ____ the tickets. (book)
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By the time we reached the station, the train ____. (already / leave)
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I ____ on this project since January, and it's still nowhere near finished. (work)
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She ____ to Paris several times before she finally moved there. (be)
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It's nearly midnight. He ____ home by now. (arrive)
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By the time the meeting started, we ____ the problem. (discuss)
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I've got paint all over my clothes because I ____ the living room. (decorate)
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a. I ____ more than 3,000 miles this month. b. I ____ over 100 miles every day for the last few months.
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a. By Friday, they ____ the new contract and will be ready to sell. b. By Friday, they ____ with the suppliers for nearly two months.
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a. Maya ____ the window display all morning when the manager told her she wanted to change it. b. By the time the shop opened, Maya ____ the window display.
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a. '____ him?' 'Yes. I did it first thing in the morning, but he hasn't replied yet.' b. I ____ him all morning, but he still hasn't replied.
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a. Daniel was exhausted. He ____ facts and figures for hours. b. Before the interview, Daniel ____ all the key figures.
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