1. use the right form of the verbs in brackets 1. this man (know) from his experience what it (mean). 2. nothing (happen) by accident. 3. as man (grow) older, he (tend) to be more skeptical. 4. my mother often (tell) me that you not (leave) your problems behind you when you (go) to another place. pain and heartache (travel) well. and indeed they (do). 5. mrs. osborne (own) this business and she (run) it herself. 6. he (be) a complete mystery to me. 7. what he (do) for a living? 8. in rome every building (tell) its own story. 9. when the weather (heat) up and you (need) to cool down, a lake, a river, a pool − is what your body and soul (need). 10. my great-grandmother is very old, but she (hear, see and understand) everything quite well. 11. i (remember) that margaret (own) a villa on the adriatic. 12. "the bible (say) that the heart of man is exceedingly wicked," the pastor replied.

1. This man knows from his experience what it means. 2. Nothing happens by accident. 3. As man grows older, he tends to be more skeptical. 4. My mother often tells me that you not leaves your problems behind you when you go to another place. Pain and heartache travel well. And indeed they do. 5. Mrs. Osborne own this business and she runs it herself. 6. He is a complete mystery to me. 7. What he does for a living? 8. In Rome every building tells its own story. 9. When the weather heats up and you needs to cool down, a lake, a river, a pool − is what your body and soul needs. 10. My great-grandmother is very old, but she hears, sees and understands everything quite well. 11. I remember that Margaret owns a villa on the Adriatic. 12. "The Bible says that the heart of man is exceedingly wicked," the Pastor replied.