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Complete with the correct verb pattern

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1. Would you mind ___________ (give) me the telephone directory, please?
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giving
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2. ____________ (rest) is definitively my favourite pastime.
30
resting

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1. Would you mind ___________ (give) me the telephone directory, please?

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2. ____________ (rest) is definitively my favourite pastime.

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