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  • past and past participle of BREAK
    BROKE BROKEN
  • past and past participle of BRING
    BROUGHT BROUGHT
  • A) I'm going Anhere. B)
    A)
  • Say this sentence in the past: I CAN RUN A MARATHON.
    I COULD RUN A MARATHON
  • past and past participle of FIGHT
    FOUGHT FOUGHT
  • A) My birthday is in october. B) My birthday is in October.
    B)
  • A) That pencil belongs to me, it's mine. B)That pencil belongs to me, it's my.
    A)
  • past and past participle of WRITE
    WROTE WRITTEN
  • A) I like your cloths, that shirt is really nice. B) I like your clothes, that shirt is really nice.
    B)
  • A) I'm going to tennis every Monday. B) I go to tennis every Monday.
    B)
  • A) I read a book about the American Midwest. B) I'm reading a book about the American Midwest.
    B)
  • A) They are my best friends. B) They are my best friend's.
    A)
  • A) I don't know anything. B) I don't know nothing.
    A)
  • A) Charles didn't wear the crown. B) Charles didn't wore the crown.
    A)
  • A) I have an English exam next week. B) I have an english exam next week.
    A)
  • A) You always come to home late. B) You always come home late.
    B)
  • A) a hard exam B) an hard exam
    A)
  • A) We don't have many money. B) We don't have much money.
    B)
  • A) I was reading a book when the bell rang. B) I read a book when the bell was ringing.
    A)
  • A) My feet have grown. B) My foots have grown.
    A)
  • A) I love spaghettis. B) I love spaghetti.
    B)
  • A) Your trousers are to tight. B)Your trousers are too tight.
    B)
  • Say this sentence in the past: I CAN RUN A MARATHON.
    I WILL BE ABLE TO RUN A MARATHON
  • A) I felt lonely when my best friend moved to Athens. B) I fell alone when my best friend moved to Athens.
    A)
  • A) They payed for my meal. B) They paid for my meal.
    B)
  • past and past participle of BEGIN
    BEGAN BEGUN
  • A) I like to hear you read allowed. B) I like to hear you read aloud.
    B)
  • A) I don't have dinner with my grandparents often. B) I don't dinner with my grandparents often.
    A)
  • A) I thought you were my friend. B) I taught you were my friend.
    A)
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