Choose the right forms to make the sentences complete 1. julia didn't want to break the rules, but in fact (break/broke) them 2. it (happen/happened) two centuries ago. 3. i bought a new dictionary last week and (pay/paid) 30 dollars for it. 4. if you (come/ will come) tomorrow, you (see/will see) jane. 5. i am not sure what mark he (will get/gets) for the test. 6. i always (wear/am wearing) a school uniform when i go to school.

1. Julia didn't want to break the rules, but in fact broke them.
2. It happened two centuries ago.
3. I bought a new dictionary last week and paid 30 dollars for it.
4. If you come tomorrow, you will see Jane.
5. I am not sure what mark he will get for the test.
6. I always wear a school uniform when I go to school.

Choose the right forms to make the sentences complete

1. Julia didn't want to break the rules, but in fact broke them
2. It happened two centuries ago.
3. I bought a new dictionary last week and paid 30 dollars for it.
4. If you come tomorrow, you will see Jane.
5. I am not sure what mark he will get for the test.
6. I always wear a school uniform when I go to school.