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Mr. Smith ... (fall) as he ... (cross) the street.

Mr. Smith ... (fall) as he ... (cross) the street.
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Mr. Smith ... (fall) as he ... (cross) the street.

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fell, crossed

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Mr. Smith fell as he crossed the street.

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User Klauskpm
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I don't know if you are trying to place it in past tense but here:
Mr. Smith (fell) as he (crossed) the street.
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User Mahdi Moqadasi
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