Use the right form of the verbs in brackets. found Mother at one of the counters in the kitchen. She (slice) the chilled boiled potatoes I (make) earlier. She ave) a cup of coffee next to her, and a cigarette (dangle) from her mouth. I hated her to smoke around us, and most pecially when she (work) in the kitchen. "Mother, you (mind) not smoking when you (prepare) food?" "I not (drop) garette ash in the salad, if that's what you (get) at," she answered. "I know you're not. I just hate the smoke, Mom. ease, put it out. If not for your health or mine, at least for your grandchildren's sake. You know what they (say) out second-hand smoke." "But the kids live in Manhattan. Think of all the polluted air they (breathe) in there." "Only o true, Mother," I (snap), "but let's not add to the problem of air pollution out here, shall we?"
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found Mother at one of the counters in the kitchen. She was slicing the chilled boiled potatoes I had made earlier. She had a cup of coffee next to her, and a cigarette was dangling from her mouth. I hated her smoking around us, and especially when she was working in the kitchen. "Mother, do you mind not smoking when you are preparing food?" "I am not dropping cigarette ash in the salad, if that's what you are getting at," she answered. "I know you're not. I just hate the smoke, Mom. Please, put it out. If not for your health or mine, at least for your grandchildren's sake. You know what they say about second-hand smoke." "But the kids live in Manhattan. Think of all the polluted air they breathe in there." "Only too true, Mother," I snapped, "but let's not add to the problem of air pollution out here, shall we?
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