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brought |
The lost child was brought back home.
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bought |
He bought me a huge bunch of flowers.
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caught |
The thief was caught in the act.
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chose |
He chose to abstain from alcohol.
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drove |
We drove home by the scenic route.
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fell |
I grazed my knuckles when I fell off my bike.
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felt |
I felt the water swirl around my legs.
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left |
I left school when I was seventeen.
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forgot |
I meant to call you but I forgot.
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heard |
Have you heard his latest CD?
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held |
The truck held a large quantity of bricks.
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knew |
I wish I knew where I left my keys.
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lost |
The beggar had lost his money, he was very poor.
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paid |
He paid the fare for the train journey.
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read |
He read the whole book in one day.
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said |
You asked me and I said 'No'.
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thought |
I thought you'd be ready by now.
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threw |
She threw the ball through my window.
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Ate |
We ate far too much last night.
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wrote |
I wrote a short note to my friend.
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