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    The document provides examples of verbs used in the simple past tense in English. It lists common regular verbs that take "-ed" in the past tense like "painted" as well as irregular verb forms for the past like "thought." Examples are also given for stopping verbs and how they take the "-ed" ending in the past tense along with other common verbs and their past tense forms such as "visited," "studied," and "married."

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    The document provides examples of verbs used in the simple past tense in English. It lists common regular verbs that take "-ed" in the past tense like "painted" as well as irregular verb forms for the past like "thought." Examples are also given for stopping verbs and how they take the "-ed" ending in the past tense along with other common verbs and their past tense forms such as "visited," "studied," and "married."

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    SimplePast PDF

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    Hugo Noël Santander
    The document provides examples of verbs used in the simple past tense in English. It lists common regular verbs that take "-ed" in the past tense like "painted" as well as irregular verb forms for the past like "thought." Examples are also given for stopping verbs and how they take the "-ed" ending in the past tense along with other common verbs and their past tense forms such as "visited," "studied," and "married."

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    SIMPLE PAST

    SUBJECT + (VERB
    BASE + ED) +
    COMPLEMENT – LUZ
    PAINTED THE WALL
    SUBJECT + IRREGULAR
    VERB FORM +
    COMPLEMENT –
    CLAUDIA THOUGHT SHE
    COULD GO TO THE
    CINEMA TONIGHT
    TO STOP – STOPPED
    TO HUG – HUGGED
    TO REFER –
    REFERRED
    TO VISIT - VISITED
    TO TRY – TRIED
    TO STUDY – STUDIED
    TO MARRY – MARRIED
    TO HURRY - HURRIED
    STAY - STAYED
    PROGRESSIVE
    PRESENT OR PRESENT
    CONTINUOUS
    PROGRESSIVE
    PRESENT OR PRESENT
    CONTINUOUS

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