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VERBS DO, GIVE, HAVE, MAKE, TAKE, BECOME, COME : Simple Past Clues

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Guess the correct verbs in the simple past.

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VERBS DO, GIVE, HAVE, MAKE, TAKE, BECOME, COME : Simple Past CluesOnline version

Guess the correct verbs in the simple past.

by Diana Elizabeth Barrientos
D
G
H
M
T
B
C

Starts with D

Line indicating where a report was filed

Starts with G

Visual aid accompanying a news piece

Starts with H

Title that summarizes the article

Starts with M

Publication's title block on the front page

Starts with T

Chronological sequence of events in a story

Starts with B

Past participle describing the act of sending information to the public.

Starts with C

Past participle meaning that a result or value was determined or computed.

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