Kim went skiing at Mount Sutton with friends and on her very first run she fell and hurt herself. She's at the hospital now and she is calling her friend Bob. Here is their phone conversation.

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Kim:	Hey Bob. Kim here. Guess where I _______ you from.  (call)
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Bob:	No idea. Tell me.
Kim:	From a hospital. I had an accident. I _______ my leg.  (break)
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Bob:	That's terrible. What _______ ?  (happen)
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Kim:	It was really stupid. I _______ down this expert run when I hit a patch of ice and fell on my face.  (ski)
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Bob:	I suppose that, when it happened, you _______ down the hill very fast.  (go)
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Kim:	Too fast. That was the problem. And the fact that it _______ at the time didn't help much.  (snow)
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Bob:	Who _______ you down off the mountain?  (bring)
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Kim:	The ski patrol. Luckily they _______ that part of the mountain when I had my accident.   (patrol)
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Bob:	I suppose they _______ you straight to the hospital.  (take)
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Kim:	I wish! Once they got me down the hill, they called the hospital and I _______ more than an hour and a half for the ambulance to come.  (wait)
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Bob:	Because of the snowstorm, I suppose. So you _______ at the hospital since this morning.  (be)
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Kim:	Yes. The doctor _______ me already, but now I have to wait for the X-ray results.  (see)
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Bob:	When you _______ the X-ray results, will you be able to come home?  (get)
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Kim:	Apparently. These days they only _______ people in the hospital if they are really sick and need a lot of care.  (keep)
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Bob:	Well that's good news. You'll need a lift, so when the doctor _______ you you can leave, call me and I'll pick you up.  (tell)
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