Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'Sales (...) from 2000 to 3500 euros per month last August.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'The value of the shares (...) from 800 to 750 in January.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'The shop (...) every item last week. There are none left.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'Customers have (...) food mostly from supermarkets in the past few weeks.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'Mr. Denham was the manager in those times, so he (...) the company between 2001 and 2008.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'JS Morgan Company (...) over the small accountancy firm, and then, James Morgan became the new director.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'As he is always late, his boss has (...) him the sack, so he's unemployed now.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'The photocopier has (...) down. We have to buy a new one.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'The printer has (...) out of paper again.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'I think I've (...) my best, so the results should be OK.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'I (...) a day off yesterday. I visited my grandparents.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'It's a 50-50 chance. I've (...) a lot of risk with this.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'The employer has (...) 150 euros for the new equipment.'

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Insert an irregular verb in the correct form.

'While I was working at that company, we (...) a lot of overtime.'

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