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Let's practice to "Simple past tense"

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Simple Past Tense Practice

by Wira Adhi
1

I ________ my grandmother yesterday. (visit)

2

Rina ________ a movie last night. (watch)

3

They ________ football after school yesterday. (play)

4

My father ________ a new phone last month. (buy)

5

He didn't played football yesterday. (Which one is correct?)

6

What is the correct formula for simple past tense?

7

What is the function of Simple Past Tense?

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