Question

I... anything in my life to be ashamed of...1) was never done2) have never done3) had never done4) didn't never do You know,... the instructions you gave me rather misleading 1)I've found2) I had found 3) I have been found4) I am finding Much better results ... by the athlete before he joined our club1)had shown 2)have shown 3) were being shown 4) had been shown

Answer 1

I... anything in my life to be ashamed of...2) have never done


You know,... the instructions you gave me rather misleading 
1)I've found



Much better results ... by the athlete before he joined our club
4) had been shown

Answer 2

It seems like you're asking about the correct verb forms to use in specific sentences. Let's break it down:

1) "I ... anything in my life to be ashamed of."

The correct form to use here is "have never done." So the complete sentence is: "I have never done anything in my life to be ashamed of."

2) "You know, the instructions you gave me rather misleading."

The correct form here is "I've found." So the complete sentence is: "You know, the instructions you gave me were rather misleading."

3) "Much better results ... by the athlete before he joined our club."

The correct form here is "were being shown." So the complete sentence is: "Much better results were being shown by the athlete before he joined our club."

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can do for you.