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    The document describes a series of daily activities and events using verbs in both affirmative and negative forms. It discusses things like driving, buying, going, swimming, seeing, drinking, getting up, flying, hearing, breaking, hurting, catching, reading, forgetting, bringing, leaving, having, losing, sleeping, telling, taking, hurting, falling, thinking, meeting, hearing, riding, winning, knowing, living, exercising, cooking, playing video games, knowing answers, forgetting names, studying history, working, liking movies, drinking tea, starting class, eating breakfast, running, having a car, and enjoying sports.

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    The document describes a series of daily activities and events using verbs in both affirmative and negative forms. It discusses things like driving, buying, going, swimming, seeing, drinking, getting up, flying, hearing, breaking, hurting, catching, reading, forgetting, bringing, leaving, having, losing, sleeping, telling, taking, hurting, falling, thinking, meeting, hearing, riding, winning, knowing, living, exercising, cooking, playing video games, knowing answers, forgetting names, studying history, working, liking movies, drinking tea, starting class, eating breakfast, running, having a car, and enjoying sports.

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    Simple Past Irregular Verbs

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    Marie Pragtige
    The document describes a series of daily activities and events using verbs in both affirmative and negative forms. It discusses things like driving, buying, going, swimming, seeing, drinking, getting up, flying, hearing, breaking, hurting, catching, reading, forgetting, bringing, leaving, having, losing, sleeping, telling, taking, hurting, falling, thinking, meeting, hearing, riding, winning, knowing, living, exercising, cooking, playing video games, knowing answers, forgetting names, studying history, working, liking movies, drinking tea, starting class, eating breakfast, running, having a car, and enjoying sports.

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    verb1

    Did drive did


    bought
    went
    Did swim didn’t
    saw
    did drank
    bit
    did get up
    flew
    heard
    broke hurt
    caught
    did read
    forgot bring
    left

    had

    lost

    went slept

    went

    told

    took

    hurt fell

    thought

    met

    heard

    rode

    forgot
    won

    knew
    Stewart lived in Vancouver.
    Did she exercise?
    I hated cooking.
    They played video games.
    He knew the answer.
    I forgot his name
    They didn’t study history.
    Did they drive?
    Jenny worked at a hotel.
    Did you swim?
    We didn’t like the movie.
    Where did you live?
    He didn’t drink tea.
    They started class at 8:00.
    Did he eat breakfast?
    I didn’t run fast.
    He had a car.
    Did you enjoy sports?

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