1) In which sentence(s) are we talking about meat?, Crossing the road, he dropped some chicken., Crossing the road, he dropped a chicken., Crossing the road, he dropped the chicken., In which sentence is the speaker NOT annoyed?, The chicken is always crossing the road here., The chicken always crosses the road around that time., The chicken will always cross the road here., If the chicken ___ to cross the road last night, it ___ run over by a car., doesn’t try ... won’t be, didn’t try ... wouldn’t be, hadn’t tried ... wouldn’t have been, How many times __ the chicken __ the road this week?, did .. cross, has ... crossed, has ... been crossing, On New Year’s Day, the chicken woke up and made a resolution: “This year, __.”, I am crossing the road very carefully, I will have crossed the road only at a green light, I am not going to cross the road so often, “Why did the chicken cross the road?”, He asked why had the chicken crossed the road., He wanted to know why the chicken had crossed the road., He wondered why did the chicken cross the road., You can see the chicken on the other side of the road. What do you say?, If the chicken didn’t cross the road, it wouldn’t have been on the other side., If the chicken doesn’t cross the road, it won’t be on the other side., If the chicken hadn’t crossed the road, it wouldn’t be on the other side., Under no circumstances __ cross the road without supervision., the chicken should, shouldn’t the chicken, should the chicken, It was widely known that the chicken had crossed the road., The chicken was widely known to have crossed the road., The chicken was widely known to cross the road., The chicken was widely known for having crossed the road.

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