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Is it correct? A fortune teller in Colorado, USA, (1) was arrested (arrest) a few years ago after she (2)had tricked (trick) a pensioner into giving her 300.000€. As she (3) told (tell) her fortune one day, Sonya Adamson, 24, (4) persuaded (persuade) a sixty-four-year-old widow that a curse (5) had placed (place) on all her money by evil spirits, and that she would have to take it to her home for the curse (6)had removed (remove). When the woman (7) returned (return) in order to pick up her many, she (8) found (find) that Adams (9) had disappeared (disappear) and all the furniture (10) were taken (take) from her apartment. Police (11) arrested (arrest) Adamson as she (12) boarded (board) a plane to Miami –her ticket (13) was paid for (paid for) in cash a few minutes earlier with the old woman’s money. “I (14) didn’t usually deceived (not usually deceive) so easily”,(15) said (say) the old lady. Her money (16) was returned (return) to her a few months later.

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(4) Had persuaded (5) had been placed (passive voice) (6) to be removed (10) had been taken (13) Had been paid for (14) Am not usually deceived
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The lady says she's not usually deceived so easily. Oh my God!

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