Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs as per subject and context:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Biswas,
We are very (a)__ (concern) about your son Rahel's behaviour. He (b)_ (play) truant from school three times last month. When he (c)_ (come) to class, he usually (d)_ (not concentrate) on his lessons. He does not seem to understand texts and never (e)_ (ask) any questions. The only time he (f) (show) any initiative is in (g) (make) excuses for not (h) (to have) (i)__ (do) his homework. Although he (j)_ (have) a natural talent for art, he even (k)_ (not take) any interest in art lessons. This is (l) (disappoint), because even last year he (m)_ (be) attentive in his studies. We hoped he (n)_ (win) a scholarship.

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Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs as per subject and context:

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Biswas,

We are very (a)______ (concern) about your son Rahel's behaviour. He (b)_______ (play) truant from school three times last month. When he (c)_______ (come) to class, he usually (d)_______ (not concentrate) on his lessons. He does not seem to understand texts and never (e)_______ (ask) any questions. The only time he (f)______ (show) any initiative is in (g)________ (make) excuses for not (h)______ (to have) (i)________ (do) his homework. Although he (j)_____ (have) a natural talent for art, he even (k)_______ (not take) any interest in art lessons. This is (l)______ (disappoint), because even last year he (m)_________ (be) attentive in his studies. We hoped he (n)_______ (win) a scholarship.

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a) concerned; b) played; c) comes; d) doesn't concentrate; e) asks; f) shows; g) making; h) having; i) done; j) has; k) doesn't take; 1) disappointing; m) was; n) would win; We are very (a) concerned about your son Rahel's behaviour. He (b) played truant from school three times last month

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