(c). Fill in each blank in the passage given below with the appropriate form of the verb given in brackets. Do not rewrite the passage but write down the verbs in the correct order: (5) Timothy had clean habits, and (1)(scrub) his face with his paws exactly like a cat. He (2)(sleep) at night in the cook's quarters and was always (3) (delight) at being let out by him in the morning. 'One of these days,' (4) (declare) Grandmother in her prophetic manner, 'we (5) (go) to find Timothy sitting on Mahmoud's bed, and no sign of the cook except his clothes and shoes.' Of course, it never came to that, but when Timothy was about six months old, a change (6)(come) over him; he (7) (grow) steadily less friendly. When out for a walk with me, he would try (8) (steal) away to stalk a car or someone's pet Pekinese. Sometimes at night, we (9) (hear) frenzied cackling from the poultry house, and in the morning, there would be feathers lying all over the veranda. Finally, when he (10) (begin) to stalk Mahmoud about the house with what looked like villainous intent, Grandfather decided it was time to transfer him to a zoo.
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- Scrubbed
- Sleeps
- delighted
- declared
- will go
- came
- growed
- steal
- heard
- began
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