Question

When I was a child, I used to be afraid of dogs. Now I (not remember/don’t remember/am not remembering) _________________________ who told me that dogs were dangerous; maybe it was my grandmother or (a/the/-)
_________________________ neighbour. But the fact was that I really suffered from this fear of (my/mine/mines) _________________________. Whenever I saw a dog, I always ran in (the other/other/others) _________________________ direction. My parents tried very hard to help me get over the problem. They told me stories about dogs saving (people’s/peoples’/people) _________________________ lives and said that dogs were man’s best friend, but it was no use. Once my little brother (has been walking/walked/was walking) _________________________ along the street, when he found a lost puppy and my parents agreed to let him (to keep/keep/keeping) _________________________ it. It took me several months to get used (to having/to have/have) _________________________ a dog around the house (despite of/though/as) _________________________ it was only a harmless puppy. However, it was so friendly and playful that I (can’t/shouldn’t/couldn’t)
_________________________ help liking it. That was how I started getting over my fear of dogs.

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