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    This document lists different parts of speech including subject pronouns, question words, possessive adjectives, prepositions, regular verbs, and irregular verbs. It provides examples of common words that are classified under each part of speech, such as "I, you, he, she" for subject pronouns and "in, to, with, from" for prepositions. For verbs, it distinguishes between regular verbs like "like, live, study" and their past tense forms as well as irregular verbs such as "be, eat, drink" and their past tense variations.

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    Vocabulario Recuperación - 5to y 6to

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    This document lists different parts of speech including subject pronouns, question words, possessive adjectives, prepositions, regular verbs, and irregular verbs. It provides examples of common words that are classified under each part of speech, such as "I, you, he, she" for subject pronouns and "in, to, with, from" for prepositions. For verbs, it distinguishes between regular verbs like "like, live, study" and their past tense forms as well as irregular verbs such as "be, eat, drink" and their past tense variations.

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    Subject pronouns Question words

    • I • What
    • You • When
    • He • Where
    • She • Why
    • It • How
    • We • Which
    • They • Who

    Possessive adjectives Prepositions

    • My • in
    • Your • to
    • His • with
    • Her • from
    • Its
    • Our
    • their

    Regular verbs

    Present Past
    like Liked
    live Lived
    study Studied
    work Worked
    watch Watched
    listen Listened

    Irregular verbs

    Present Past
    be Was/were
    eat ate
    drink drank
    go went
    read read
    write wrote
    do did

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