From the Stone Age Boy past tense words
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tripped |
I was wandering in the woods when I tripped and found myself falling down.
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happened |
An amazing thing once happened to me.
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stumbled |
I could see daylight in the distance and I stumbled towards it.
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realised
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I realised I was lost.
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walked |
So I walked and walked.
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looked |
I don't think I looked like any of the boys she knew.
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gave |
They gave me some stew.
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worked |
I worked out my new friend's name was Om.
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showed |
Om showed me round the camp.
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seemed |
Everyone seemed busy and had a job to do.
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saw |
I saw the men fishing.
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went |
One afternoon we went to the river.
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picked |
The children picked berries and nuts.
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pointed |
The men held their pointed spears high and stood as still as trees.
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dropped |
Suddenly, their spears dropped down like lightning.
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grabbed |
Several people grabbed their spears and followed Om.
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followed |
Om and I followed them into the field.
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crept |
Slowly, slowly we crept forwards until we saw a reindeer.
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ran |
At a signal, the others ran towards the reindeer, yelling and throwing their spears.
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yelled |
Om and I didn't have spears, but we yelled anyway.
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