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Guess the past tense verbs based on unique definitions from the text!

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MONICA ALEJANDRA SANUM PEREZ
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Guess the past tense verbs based on unique definitions from the text!

by MONICA ALEJANDRA SANUM PEREZ
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

To have consumed food in the past.

Starts with B

To separate something into pieces or damage it so that it no longer works or is whole.

Starts with C

To have arrived at a place in the past.

Starts with D

To have operated a vehicle in the past.

Starts with E

To have chosen someone for a position through voting in the past.

Starts with F

To have traveled through the air in the past.

Starts with G

To have provided something to someone in the past.

Starts with H

To have possessed something in the past.

Starts with I

To have caused annoyance or discomfort previously.

Starts with J

To have become a member of a group or organization in the past.

Starts with K

To have had knowledge or awareness of something previously.

Starts with L

To have departed from a place in the past.

Starts with M

To have created or constructed something in the past.

Starts with N

To have become aware of something previously.

Starts with O

To have moved something from a closed to an accessible state in the past.

Starts with P

To have engaged in a game or activity for enjoyment in the past.

Starts with Q

To have sought information or clarification previously.

Starts with R

To have moved swiftly on foot in the past.

Starts with S

To have expressed something verbally in the past.

Starts with T

To have seized or captured something in the past.

Starts with U

To have comprehended something previously.

Starts with V

To have gone to see someone or something in the past.

Starts with W

To have composed text in the past.

Starts with X

To have examined something using X-ray technology in the past.

Starts with Y

To have shouted or called out loudly in the past.

Starts with Z

To have closed or fastened something with a zipper in the past.

 
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