* Complete the second sentence so that It means the same as the first.
1) I never liked pancakes, but now I do.
I like pancakes, but now I do.
2) The last time I went to Serbia was 2009.
I to Serbia since 2009.
3) You aren't allowed to attend without a
ticket.
You attend without a ticket.
4) I was watching the parade yesterday
when I saw Mark.
Yesterday, I saw Mark
watching the parade.
5) Are you fond of chocolate?
Do chocolate?​

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