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请根据句意从方框中选择合适的动词，并用其适当时态填空，使句子通顺。

like sweep carry leave stop

1.My teacher over ten books out of the classroom when I came in just now.

2.The rain . Let’s go out to take a walk.

3.—Sam, come downstairs, please. I need your help.

—Just a minute, Mum. I the floor.

4.—Why didn’t you hand in your homework yesterday?

—Sorry, I it at home. I have brought it here today.

5.His grandma singing Beijing opera in her free time.

1.was carrying

2.has stopped

3.am sweeping

4.left

5.likes

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