Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses1. It seems

Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses


1. It seems ages since I (to see) you. Where you (to
be)?
2. Of course their relation cant last, but when it
comes to an end it (to be) a wonderful experience
for him. She really (to make) a man of him.
3. I (to try) to find out where they are, but all my
attempts (to fail).
4. They were beaming with pride when their son announced he (to break) a swimming record at school.
5. By the time winter sets in my granny (to store) a lot
of delicious food.
6. Great heavy tears ran down her cheeks. She (not to
cry) like that since she was a child.
7. Aunt Maria called us and said she already (to
announce) Mike about the departure, so I suppose
that when we come to him at two, he already (to
pack) his things.
8. Nobody knows that he (to decide) to sell his parents house.
9. I never (to ask) you before to do me a favour, but at
the moment I need your trust and understanding.
10. The company that (to promote) the competition contributed with both money and equipment.
11. He affirmed he (to get) all the necessary forms but
didnt think it was a matter of great urgency.
12. We (to be) here for a long time but we (to see) nobody
to enter the office.
13. After the heavy rain they were glad to discover that
none of the crops (to suffer) from it.
14. By the end of the week they (to raise) enough money
for the abandoned children.
15. The doctor supposed the lady (to die) from sudden fright.
16. Its too late. The children (to go) to bed by the time we
are home.
17. Julia didnt enjoy the event as much as she (to expect) to.
18. She couldnt understand what her mother (to mean) by
saying that she didnt care for herself.
19. Lets wait till tomorrow. By that time they (to come) to
a decision.
20. She always reflects whether she fully (to consider) all the
view points on the matter discussed.
21. But for all the hardships we have had, we (to make) a
fortune by now.