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Acomoda las verbos según las pistas brindadas.

by Karina Guerrero
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A verb form used to describe movement from one place to another in the past.

2

A verb form used to describe perceiving with the eyes in the past.

3

A verb form that shows taking or grabbing something in a finished moment.

4

A verb form used to describe creating or producing something in the past.

5

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