1. They don’t
listen to dialogues, do they?
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<span>2. They never listen to dialogues, do they? </span>
3.She
doesn't ask questions, does she?
1.He had been a reporter before he became a writer.
2.She felt a bit better after she had taken the medicine.
3.Jean was late.The teacher had already given the problem when she got to class.
4.The weather was awful,but by the time the film was over,the rain had stopped.
5,They got home late.The children had already fallen asleep.
6.You were at your mother's place at 10 o'clock.Where had you been before that?
7.Yesterday she went to the dentist.
8.I had never seen any Rembrandt's paintings before i visited the art gallery.
9.They almost misse their plane.By the time they got to the airport all the passengers had already boarded.
10.Yesterday at the library i saw my old friend Jack.I hadn't seen him for many years.At first,i didn't recognize him because he had lost almost half of his weight.
Yesterday I didn't want to stay so I made an excuse and left.
Ответ:
How many dollars did people get for participating in the show
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