I ... (give) her flowers.
I gave her flowers.
He ... (have) a huge cup of coffee.
He had a huge cup of coffee.
He ... (learn) something new today.
He learnt something new today. (UK)
The pets ... (fly) away.
The pets flew away.
Abraham Simpson ... (leave) the pub.
Abraham Simpson left the pub.
Marlin ... (hold) Nemo.
Marlin held Nemo.
The cactus ... (grow) quickly.
The cactus grew quickly.
The dog ... (keep) smiling.
The dog kept smiling.
Homer ... (hurt) himself.
Homer hurt himself.
Homer ... (hide) in the fence.
Homer hid in the fence.
He ... (find) the hidden paper.
He found the hidden paper.
Google ... (know) all the information.
Google knew all the information.
She ... (go) home.
She went home.
He ... (hit) me in the face!
He hit me in the face!
They ... (fight) for their beliefs.
They fought for their beliefs.
She ... (fall) down the tree.
She fell down the tree.
Homer ... (feel) sick.
Homer felt sick.
She (not hear) you!
She didn't hear you!