Question

(run over) a tiny grees by- for- do Fill in the blanks with the proper forms of the verbs One day, he had been turtle on a clod of dirt. He (know) it (will be) safe. When he the turtle from his head. To his utter surprise he (turn) into a tiny green fairy man that (pluch fo (walk) behind the plough. He all but (pick) the turtle up and set it on his head where he (be) done with ploughing, Jon (find) that it (stand upon) his palm and (has) (bow). r verbs given in brackets:​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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The most voted sentence example for hardly is I can hardly wait for the fun ... ... Dean could hardly keep his eyes open as he rose to go to bed.