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    PAST SIMPLE 2

    REGULAR VERBS

    1. He accepted (to accept) his destiny.

    2. My mother baked (to bake) a cake.

    3. How much money did you change (to change)?

    4. Yesterday my wife decided(to decide) to quit her job.

    5. My uncle earned (to earn) five thousand dollars last month.

    6. In March, 1000 new people followed (to follow) my Instagram!

    7. Carolina helped (to help) Anna.

    8. She invited (to invite) me to her party.

    9. He jumped (to jump) very high!

    10. The COVID pandemic killed (to kill) a lot of people.

    11. My brother _ lived (to live) in Amsterdam last year.

    12. My grandfather needed (to need) a rest.

    13. I did not open (to open) this bottle.

    14. You promised(to promise) me!

    15. They refused (to refuse) the offer.

    16. They stopped (to stop) the car.

    17. Did he talk (to talk) to the boss?

    18. We waited (to wait) three hours!

    19. My parents visited (to visit) Italy last summer.

    20. She slipped (to slip) on the wet floor.

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    1. He accepted (to accept) his destiny.

    2. My mother baked (to bake) a cake.

    3. How much money did you change (to change)?

    4. Yesterday my wife decided (to decide) to quit her job.

    5. My uncle earned (to earn) five thousand dollars last month.

    6. In March, 1000 new people followed (to follow) my Instagram!

    7. Carolina helped (to help) Anna.

    8. She invited (to invite) me to her party.

    9. He jumped (to jump) very high!

    10. The COVID pandemic killed (to kill) a lot of people.

    11. My brother lived (to live) in Amsterdam last year.

    12. My grandfather needed (to need) a rest.

    13. I did not open (to open) this bottle.

    14. You promised (to promise) me!

    15. They refused (to refuse) the offer.

    16. They stopped (to stop) the car.

    17. Did he talk (to talk) to the boss?

    18. We waited (to wait) three hours!

    19. My parents visited (to visit) Italy last summer.

    20. She slipped (to slip) on the wet floor.

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    1. Él aceptó su destino.

    2. Mi madre horneó un pastel.

    3. ¿Cuánto dinero cambiaste?

    4. Ayer mi esposa decidió dejar su trabajo.

    5. Mi tío ganó cinco mil dólares el mes pasado.

    6. ¡En marzo, 1000 personas nuevas siguieron mi Instagram!

    7. Carolina ayudó a Anna.

    8. Ella me invitó a su fiesta.

    9. ¡Él saltó muy alto!

    10. La pandemia del COVID mató a mucha gente.

    11. Mi hermano vivió en Amsterdam el año pasado.

    12. Mi abuelo necesitó un descanso.

    13. Yo no abrí esta botella.

    14. ¡Me prometiste!

    15. Ellos rechazaron la oferta.

    16. Ellos detuvieron el carro.

    17. ¿Él habló con el jefe?

    18. ¡Esperamos tres horas!

    19. Mis padres visitaron Italia el verano pasado.

    20. Ella se resbaló en el suelo mojado.

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