Be going to 2) What Jake ? An ice-cream. (eat)
3) He his homework soon. (do)
4) __the mummy ? (work)
5) She in the lake. (swim)
6) he the exam? (not finish)
7) Lucy the window. (open)
8) He the wall of the room. (paint)
9) Ms May and Mr Thomson holiday in Spain. (spend)
10) When they married? (get)
11) The baby the candle. (blow)
12) She the bus to school. (not take)
13) Paul some apples? (pick)
14) Sam Becky's hair. (pull)
15) Frank a bunch of flowers to Rose. (give)

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Nthe final analysis, the government has not done enough to protect the endangered species of the rain forest. in the passage above, the transition in the final analysis is used to