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Regular and Irregular Verbs in Simple Past
 

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Regular and Irregular Verbs in Simple PastOnline version

Identify common verbs in past tense forms.

by Jeremy Pérez
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To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot.

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To push oneself off the ground into the air using the legs.

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To engage in an activity for enjoyment or recreation.

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The past tense of move from one place to another.

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The past tense of perceive with the eyes.

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The past tense of acquire something in exchange for money.

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The past tense of consume liquid by swallowing.

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The past tense of grasp or carry with the hands.

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The past tense of eat; to have put food in the mouth and swallowed it.

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The past tense of draw; to have made a picture using a pen, pencil, or crayon.

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The past tense of fight; to have used force or argument against someone or something.

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The past tense of find; to have discovered something lost or unknown.

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