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Complete the sentences using EVEN

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Complete the sentences using EVEN. Look at the information below and match the halves of the sentences.

Jen James Marcus

usually hates cake.

loves old films.

doesn’t wear hats.

loves camping.

hates hiking.

loves eating fish.

 

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    • even Jen.
    • even James.
    • not even James.
    • not even Jen.
    • even Marcus.
    • not even Marcus.
    • None of them went camping on the weekend,
      • They all bought hats,
        • They didn't like the old film last night,
          • None of them ate the fish,
            • They really enjoyed the hike yesterday,
              • They all enjoyed the cake,
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