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When my parents suggested that we go to see the David Copperfield performance at the local stadium, I immediately agreed. They told me about the amazing tricks that he had performed in the past and I have to admit I was intrigued. On the night of the performance, as we were entering the venue, there was an immense feeling of anticipation in the air while the audience was hurrying to find their seats. As the lights were dimming, everyone fell silent. The show that followed left me breathless. After his first trick, in which his assistant cut him in half, Copperfield invited members of the audience to supply him with dates of birth and anniversaries. He then proceeded to open a locked box and pulled out a piece of paper with the exact dates printed on it! Then the illusionist played back an audiotape that he had recorded before the show on which he recited the dates that the audience members had given him. As the evening progressed, Copperfield made a person disappear and reappear in another country, and magically transported thirteen audience members to the back of the theatre. I was very impressed by Copperfield's talent and I have to admit to myself that it was the greatest performance I had ever seen.

1. suggested
2. agreed
3. told
4. performed
5. was
6. entered
7. hurried
8. dimmed
9. fell
10. followed
11. cut
12. invited
13. proceeded
14. pulled
15. played
16. recorded
17. recited
18. gave
19. progressed
20. made
21. transported
22. had
23. have ever seen

To complete the sentences with the correct past tense forms, we need to consider the context and timing of each action. Here's how you can complete the text:

1) suggested - This is a simple past tense because the suggestion was a completed action in the past.

2) agreed - This is also in the simple past tense, indicating a completed action in response to the suggestion.

3) had told - This is past perfect because it indicates an action that was completed before another action in the past (the suggestion to see the performance).

4) had performed - This is past perfect again, as it refers to tricks he performed before the night of the performance.

5) was - This is simple past tense, indicating a state of being intrigued after hearing about the tricks.

6) were entering - This is past continuous, describing an ongoing action at a specific time in the past.

7) were hurrying - Past continuous again, indicating that the audience was in the process of hurrying to their seats.

8) dimmed - Simple past tense, indicating a completed action as the show was about to start.

9) fell - Simple past tense, indicating an immediate reaction to the lights dimming.

10) followed - Simple past tense, describing the sequence of events.

11) cut - Simple past tense, indicating a completed action during a trick.

12) invited - Simple past tense, describing a completed action following the first trick.

13) proceeded - Simple past tense, indicating a sequence of events.

14) pulled - Simple past tense, continuing the sequence of actions.

15) played - Simple past tense, describing a subsequent action.

16) had recorded - Past perfect tense, indicating an action that was completed before he played the audiotape.

17) recited - Simple past tense, indicating what was on the audiotape.

18) had given - Past perfect tense, as the audience gave their dates before the tape was played.

19) progressed - Simple past tense, describing the unfolding of the evening.

20) made - Simple past tense, indicating completed actions by Copperfield.

21) transported - Simple past tense, describing another completed action.

22) had - Simple past tense, indicating a realization that was made during the performance.

23) had ever seen - Past perfect tense, because it refers to all performances seen before this one.

This sequence of tenses reflects the timing and nature of the actions described in the narrative.