The weaverswere__________tapestries ofmemory.The healthcareworkers__________caring forpatients.While thebankers__________arriving, shewas leaving.They were__________less thanminimumwage.The farmerswere__________in the fields.Thejournalistswere__________the story.The garbagecollectors__________working at 4AM.The youngpeople were__________for work inthe streets.The mototaxidrivers were__________through thecity.They were__________their uniformsand__________routes.Themusicians__________playingprotest songs.The garbagecollectorswere__________at 4 AM.The coffeepickers were__________up at 4 AM.The artists__________painting whilethe police werewatching.Thehealthcareworkers were__________for patients.The childrenwere__________in the mines.They were__________12 hourswithout abreak.The caregivers__________caring forchildren andelders.She was__________10 hours aday.They were__________withoutsocialsecurity.They__________wearing theiruniforms andfollowingroutes.The informalvendors__________selling BonIce.They__________earning lessthan minimumwage.The cookwas__________food for theworkers.The women__________weavingwhile tellingtheir stories.Therecyclerswere__________materials.They were__________the ripebeans.They__________working 12hours withouta break.The streetartists__________paintingprotest murals.The artistswere__________while the policewere watching.The informalvendorswere__________Bon Ice.The coffeepickers__________waking up at4 AM.She__________working 10hours a day.Free!While thebankers werearriving, shewas__________.Leonor was__________candy onthe buses.Thejournalists__________investigatingthe story.While the city__________sleeping, Maríawas sortingplastic bottles.Themusicianswere__________protest songs.The mototaxidrivers__________driving throughthe city.They__________selecting theripe beans.They__________workingwithout socialsecurity.The midwiveswere__________children intothe world.The children__________working inthe mines.They__________workingwithout acontract.They were__________30% of thewaste.Therecyclers__________sortingmaterials.The cleaningworkerswere__________the offices.The streetvendors were__________up theirstalls.The streetartists were__________protestmurals.The weavers__________creatingtapestries ofmemory.They were__________without acontract.The caregiverswere__________for childrenand elders.While the citywas sleeping,María was__________plastic bottles.The midwives__________bringingchildren intothe world.Thephotographers__________documentingthe protests.The streetvendors__________setting uptheir stalls.The womenwere__________while tellingtheir stories.The cleaningworkers__________cleaning theoffices.Thephotographerswere__________the protests.They__________recycling30% of thewaste.The youngpeople__________looking for workin the streets.The cook__________preparingfood for theworkers.The farmers__________harvestingin the fields.Leonor__________selling candyon thebuses.The weaverswere__________tapestries ofmemory.The healthcareworkers__________caring forpatients.While thebankers__________arriving, shewas leaving.They were__________less thanminimumwage.The farmerswere__________in the fields.Thejournalistswere__________the story.The garbagecollectors__________working at 4AM.The youngpeople were__________for work inthe streets.The mototaxidrivers were__________through thecity.They were__________their uniformsand__________routes.Themusicians__________playingprotest songs.The garbagecollectorswere__________at 4 AM.The coffeepickers were__________up at 4 AM.The artists__________painting whilethe police werewatching.Thehealthcareworkers were__________for patients.The childrenwere__________in the mines.They were__________12 hourswithout abreak.The caregivers__________caring forchildren andelders.She was__________10 hours aday.They were__________withoutsocialsecurity.They__________wearing theiruniforms andfollowingroutes.The informalvendors__________selling BonIce.They__________earning lessthan minimumwage.The cookwas__________food for theworkers.The women__________weavingwhile tellingtheir stories.Therecyclerswere__________materials.They were__________the ripebeans.They__________working 12hours withouta break.The streetartists__________paintingprotest murals.The artistswere__________while the policewere watching.The informalvendorswere__________Bon Ice.The coffeepickers__________waking up at4 AM.She__________working 10hours a day.Free!While thebankers werearriving, shewas__________.Leonor was__________candy onthe buses.Thejournalists__________investigatingthe story.While the city__________sleeping, Maríawas sortingplastic bottles.Themusicianswere__________protest songs.The mototaxidrivers__________driving throughthe city.They__________selecting theripe beans.They__________workingwithout socialsecurity.The midwiveswere__________children intothe world.The children__________working inthe mines.They__________workingwithout acontract.They were__________30% of thewaste.Therecyclers__________sortingmaterials.The cleaningworkerswere__________the offices.The streetvendors were__________up theirstalls.The streetartists were__________protestmurals.The weavers__________creatingtapestries ofmemory.They were__________without acontract.The caregiverswere__________for childrenand elders.While the citywas sleeping,María was__________plastic bottles.The midwives__________bringingchildren intothe world.Thephotographers__________documentingthe protests.The streetvendors__________setting uptheir stalls.The womenwere__________while tellingtheir stories.The cleaningworkers__________cleaning theoffices.Thephotographerswere__________the protests.They__________recycling30% of thewaste.The youngpeople__________looking for workin the streets.The cook__________preparingfood for theworkers.The farmers__________harvestingin the fields.Leonor__________selling candyon thebuses.

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  1. The weavers were __________ tapestries of memory.
  2. The healthcare workers __________ caring for patients.
  3. While the bankers __________ arriving, she was leaving.
  4. They were __________ less than minimum wage.
  5. The farmers were __________ in the fields.
  6. The journalists were __________ the story.
  7. The garbage collectors __________ working at 4 AM.
  8. The young people were __________ for work in the streets.
  9. The mototaxi drivers were __________ through the city.
  10. They were __________ their uniforms and __________ routes.
  11. The musicians __________ playing protest songs.
  12. The garbage collectors were __________ at 4 AM.
  13. The coffee pickers were __________ up at 4 AM.
  14. The artists __________ painting while the police were watching.
  15. The healthcare workers were __________ for patients.
  16. The children were __________ in the mines.
  17. They were __________ 12 hours without a break.
  18. The caregivers __________ caring for children and elders.
  19. She was __________ 10 hours a day.
  20. They were __________ without social security.
  21. They __________ wearing their uniforms and following routes.
  22. The informal vendors __________ selling Bon Ice.
  23. They __________ earning less than minimum wage.
  24. The cook was __________ food for the workers.
  25. The women __________ weaving while telling their stories.
  26. The recyclers were __________ materials.
  27. They were __________ the ripe beans.
  28. They __________ working 12 hours without a break.
  29. The street artists __________ painting protest murals.
  30. The artists were __________ while the police were watching.
  31. The informal vendors were __________ Bon Ice.
  32. The coffee pickers __________ waking up at 4 AM.
  33. She __________ working 10 hours a day.
  34. Free!
  35. While the bankers were arriving, she was __________.
  36. Leonor was __________ candy on the buses.
  37. The journalists __________ investigating the story.
  38. While the city __________ sleeping, María was sorting plastic bottles.
  39. The musicians were __________ protest songs.
  40. The mototaxi drivers __________ driving through the city.
  41. They __________ selecting the ripe beans.
  42. They __________ working without social security.
  43. The midwives were __________ children into the world.
  44. The children __________ working in the mines.
  45. They __________ working without a contract.
  46. They were __________ 30% of the waste.
  47. The recyclers __________ sorting materials.
  48. The cleaning workers were __________ the offices.
  49. The street vendors were __________ up their stalls.
  50. The street artists were __________ protest murals.
  51. The weavers __________ creating tapestries of memory.
  52. They were __________ without a contract.
  53. The caregivers were __________ for children and elders.
  54. While the city was sleeping, María was __________ plastic bottles.
  55. The midwives __________ bringing children into the world.
  56. The photographers __________ documenting the protests.
  57. The street vendors __________ setting up their stalls.
  58. The women were __________ while telling their stories.
  59. The cleaning workers __________ cleaning the offices.
  60. The photographers were __________ the protests.
  61. They __________ recycling 30% of the waste.
  62. The young people __________ looking for work in the streets.
  63. The cook __________ preparing food for the workers.
  64. The farmers __________ harvesting in the fields.
  65. Leonor __________ selling candy on the buses.