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1. Many years ago, Jack London ... (to write) a story about an aged boxer named Tom King who ... (to fight) his last fight. The boxer hoped that if he ... (to win) it, he ... (to get) some desperately needed money. It ... (to be) a truthful story and, like most true stories, a sad one. For despite his experience, Tom King ... (to lose) his fight to an opponent who ... (to arm) with nothing more than the strength and endurance of youth. Afterwards, the boxer wept, and as he ... (to do) so he ... (to think) of his own young days and how Old Stowsher Bill, the man he ... (to beat) in his first fight years before, had also sat in his dressing room and wept.

2. Dear Sir:
I (to look) for a job in your store. I (to want), as a preliminary, to enter your training course with a view to employment either permanently or for the summer. I (to be) a graduate of Dartmouth College, class of 1998, and of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, class of 2002. I (to specialize) in problems of retail distribution, and I (to hope) to supplement my academic training with actual experience. That is why I (to ask) for your help, so that I can have the opportunity to familiarize myself woth department store management at first hand. I (to dream) about it for the last 2 years. I (to trust) you (to send) me a prompt and satisfactory reply.
I (to look forward) to hearing from you.
Yours truly, Henry Gordon

1. Many years ago, Jack London (wrote) a story about an aged boxer named Tom King who .was fighting) his last fight. The boxer hoped that if he won) it, he would get) some desperately needed money. It ... (was) a truthful story and, like most true stories, a sad one. For despite his experience, Tom King ... ( lost) his fight to an opponent who ... (was armed) with nothing more than the strength and endurance of youth. Afterwards, the boxer wept, and as he ... (was doing) so he ... (thought) of his own young days and how Old Stowsher Bill, the man he ... (had beaten) in his first fight years before, had also sat in his dressing room and wept.2. Dear Sir: I (am looking) for a job in your store. I (want), as a preliminary, to enter your training course with a view to employment either permanently or for the summer. I (am) a graduate of Dartmouth College, class of 1998, and of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, class of 2002. I (specialize) in problems of retail distribution, and I ( hope) to supplement my academic training with actual experience. That is why I (am asking) for your help, so that I can have the opportunity to familiarize myself with department store management at first hand. I (have been dreaming) about it for the last 2 years. I (trust) you (will send) me a prompt and satisfactory reply. I ( look forward) to hearing from you. Yours truly, Henry Gordon