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    This document provides examples of using the simple past tense in English by adding "-ed" to regular verbs. It lists present and past tense verb pairs like "tick/ticked" and "crash/crashed". There are also sentences where the simple past form of the verb is missing and must be filled in, like "The boy kicked a picture yesterday". The document demonstrates how to conjugate English verbs into their past tense forms.

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    This document provides examples of using the simple past tense in English by adding "-ed" to regular verbs. It lists present and past tense verb pairs like "tick/ticked" and "crash/crashed". There are also sentences where the simple past form of the verb is missing and must be filled in, like "The boy kicked a picture yesterday". The document demonstrates how to conjugate English verbs into their past tense forms.

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    This document provides examples of using the simple past tense in English by adding "-ed" to regular verbs. It lists present and past tense verb pairs like "tick/ticked" and "crash/crashed". There are also sentences where the simple past form of the verb is missing and must be filled in, like "The boy kicked a picture yesterday". The document demonstrates how to conjugate English verbs into their past tense forms.

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    This document provides examples of using the simple past tense in English by adding "-ed" to regular verbs. It lists present and past tense verb pairs like "tick/ticked" and "crash/crashed". There are also sentences where the simple past form of the verb is missing and must be filled in, like "The boy kicked a picture yesterday". The document demonstrates how to conjugate English verbs into their past tense forms.

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    Simple Past Tense – just add -ed

    Match the present and past tense: Fill in the past tense:

    tick pressed jump

    scratch looked add

    crash answered walk

    boil crashed open

    answer ticked talk

    clean scratched laugh

    look boiled call

    push cleaned chew

    press pushed comb

    knock knocked paint

    Fill in the correct past tense verb into each sentence:


    kick
    The boy a picture yesterday.
    laugh
    The pigs at the joke.
    comb
    The girl the teacher’s question.
    answer
    My dad his hair this morning. add

    It last winter. press

    My mom the house yesterday. listen

    Last week at school I lots of sums. paint

    Last night we to music. clean

    snowed
    My brother the ball.

    I the button on the TV.


    Simple Past Tense – just add -ed
    Match the present and past tense: Fill in the past tense:

    tick pressed jump

    scratch looked add

    crash answered walk

    boil crashed open

    answer ticked talk

    clean scratched laugh

    look boiled call

    push cleaned chew

    press pushed comb

    knock knocked paint

    Fill in the correct past tense verb into each sentence:


    kick
    The boy a picture yesterday.
    laugh
    The pigs at the joke.
    comb
    The girl the teacher’s question.
    answer
    My dad his hair this morning. add

    It last winter. press

    My mom the house yesterday. listen

    Last week at school I lots of sums. paint

    Last night we to music. clean

    snowed
    My brother the ball.

    I the button on the TV.

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