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    This document provides conjugations of common English verbs in their present, past, and past participle forms. It also lists sample sentences using the verbs in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Specifically, it shows "they fly" as an affirmative sentence, "they do not fly" as a negative sentence, and "do they fly?" as an interrogative sentence. The document appears to be from a bilingual English language learning program evaluating a student named Michelle Dayana Camayo Molina.

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    This document provides conjugations of common English verbs in their present, past, and past participle forms. It also lists sample sentences using the verbs in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Specifically, it shows "they fly" as an affirmative sentence, "they do not fly" as a negative sentence, and "do they fly?" as an interrogative sentence. The document appears to be from a bilingual English language learning program evaluating a student named Michelle Dayana Camayo Molina.

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    Irregular VERBS

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    Michelle Camayo
    This document provides conjugations of common English verbs in their present, past, and past participle forms. It also lists sample sentences using the verbs in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Specifically, it shows "they fly" as an affirmative sentence, "they do not fly" as a negative sentence, and "do they fly?" as an interrogative sentence. The document appears to be from a bilingual English language learning program evaluating a student named Michelle Dayana Camayo Molina.

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    PRESENT PAST PARTICIPLE

    GIVE
    BEGIN Began Begun
    BE Was/Were
    COME Came Come
    DRINK Drank Drunk
    GET Got Gotten
    FORGIVE Forgave Forgiven
    GO Went Gone
    BROADCAST Broadcast Broadcast
    HAVE Had Had
    DO Did Done
    LEARN Learned/Learnt Learned/Learnt
    KNOW Knew known
    UNDERSTAND Understood Understood
    FLY Flew Flown

    SENTENCES USING THE VERBS:

    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE


    THEY FLY THEY DO NOT FLY DO THEY FLY?

    Given name MICHELLE DAYANA Surname CAMAYO MOLINA

    National Learning Service-SENA. Tolima. Branch-Building and industry Center

    Bilingual Program. Level Basic 1.

    Knowledge Evaluation 1

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