Mr. Bean takes the train.

Past Tense Simple Regular

Verbs
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in the past tense simple:

First, Mr. Bean entered the train

compartment, greeted and smiled
at the man who was already there
and looked out the window to see
the traffic.
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in the past tense simple:

Then, he started to read a book.

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in the past tense simple:

After only a few seconds, however, the

other person interrupted him; while
reading from his own book, the man
laughed and laughed without being
able or wanting to stop.
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in the past tense simple:

As a result, Mr. Bean was annoyed

because he couldnt read any more and
tried to cover his ears with his fingers.
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in the past tense simple:

He continued reading, but there was a

different problem now: he wanted to
turn the page without taking his fingers
out of his ears.
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in the past tense simple:

So, he used his tongue to do this.

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in the past tense simple:

The laughter continued, so he covered

his ears, in turn, with his tie, his socks
and his jacket.
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in the past tense simple:

The man stopped only for a few

seconds, so Mr. Bean finally used
chewing gum to cover his ears.
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in the past tense simple:

Then the ticket inspector arrived in their

compartment and asked for their
tickets.
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in the past tense simple:
But Mr. Bean couldnt hear or see him
because of the chewing gum; when he
realised that the inspector was there, he
was scared because of the surprise and
threw the book with the ticket inside
out the window.