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Lydia really regrets dropping (drop) out of high school. She has really had to struggle to make a living because of that decision.

44. I regret to inform  (inform) you that Mr. Smith has passed away.

45. Did you remember to pack (pack) your swimsuit? Our vacation in Hawaii won't be much fun if you can't go swimming.

46. Do you remember being  (be) stuck in that elevator when we were in New York? I thought we would never get out of there!

47. If you can't find the key, try opening (open) the lock with something else, like a knife or a screwdriver.

48. She tried to tell  (tell) him the terrible truth, but she just couldn't bring herself to do it.

49. Neil is starting to learn  (learn) Japanese.

50. Neil started learning (learn) Japanese when he moved to Tokyo.

51. Our teacher won't allow us to use (use) dictionaries during the test.

52. We advised him to take (take) a taxi instead of walking to the restaurant.

53. The city doesn't permit (park) along curbs painted red.

54. The astronomer told us not to look (not look) into the sun during the eclipse.

55. Linda regretted not going (not go) to her high school reunion.

56. She just keeps making (make) the same mistake over and over again.

57. I have been trying to contact (contact) Steve, but I still haven't been able to get in touch with him.

58. Nate goes  running (run) every afternoon.

59. On the way home from work, he stopped to buy (buy) some groceries.

60. I forgot learning  (learn) that word in class. Now I remember! The teacher wrote it on the board and gave us several example sentences.

61. Don't waste your time looking(look) in the phone book. Just look the address up on the Internet.

62. Did you remember  to unplug  (unplug) the iron before we left the house?

63. I enjoy not having (not have) to get up so early in the morning. Sleeping in is great!

64. I know I've met her before. I remember meeting (meet) her at John's party last summer.

65. After several months of studying Japanese, I am finally beginning to understand (understand) native speakers when they talk to me.

66. Agatha invited me to spend (spend) the summer at her family's home in Costa Rica.

67. I didn't believe Camille's story about finding (find) a rattlesnake in her bed.

68. The terrible weather forced us to change (change) our plans.

69. Diane has been scared of swimming (swim) in the ocean ever since she saw the movie "Jaws."

76. Max avoided to use (use) his cell phone when other people were in the room.

77. We arranged to have (have) a taxi pick us up and take us to the airport.

78. Robin talked me into participating (participate) in the 24-hour dance marathon.

79. Don't you need to take (take) a break? You've been working non-stop for over 8 hours!

80. They got to the train station too late to catch (catch) the train, so they will have to leave tomorrow.