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At the doctor's- past simple practice.

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Practice of past simple with ilnesses vocabulary

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Practice of past simple with ilnesses vocabulary

by Miagros Gon
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When did he arrive?

2

What did he tell the doctor?

Select one or more answers

3

What did the doctor tell him?

Select one or more answers

4

What did the doctor ask?

5

What did the doctor suggest him?

Written answer

6

Did Chris follow the doctor's advice?

Explanation

His appointment wat a one o'clock but he arrived at twelve forty five.

"Had" is the past simple form of the verb "have" (irregular).

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