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I was on the Titanic, but not with Leonardo DiCaprio. start learning
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I was, you were, he was, she was, it was, we were, you were, they were
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to make questions, invert the subject and the verb start learning
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Was I, Were you, was he, was she, was it, were we, were you, were they?
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to make negatives, insert not after the conjugated form of to be start learning
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I was not, you were not, he was not, she was not, it was not, we were not, you were not, they were not.
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She lived... She was young. She loved a man. She dreamed. She lived through terible and wonderful things. start learning
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She sang. And still does! This is her and her walker.
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The SIMPLE PAST describes an action or situation in the past. When the event is in the past: start learning
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The SIMPLE PAST describes an action or situation in the past. When the event is completely finished: start learning
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The SIMPLE PAST describes an action or situation in the past. When we say (or understand) the time / place of the event: start learning
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I managed to eat 51 boiled eggs. I robbed a bank. start learning
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I hula danced. I had a dozen lovers in a month. I lived the glam life.
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forming the simple past tense start learning
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The Simple Past is created simply adding ED
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but with some verbs it is a little different: for verbs ending in E: start learning
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but with some verbs it is a little different: For verbs ending in consonant + Y start learning
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but with some verbs it is a little different: For verbs ending in one vowel + one consonant (but not W / Y) start learning
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double the consonant and add ED
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but with some verbs it is a little different: For verbs ending in anything else start learning
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to make a Simple Past question use: start learning
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DID + SUBJECT + INFINITIVE without to Did you love me? I never did.
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to make a Simple Past negative use: start learning
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SUBJECT + DID NOT/DIDN'T + INFINITIVE without to DID + NOT= DIDN'T I didn't go to school today.
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there are many irregular verbs in English that do not add ED in the past form. start learning
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storm, lightning, suspenders (AmE), braces (BrE), bow tie start learning
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He has a heart but it doesn't beat anymore.
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agarrar-se a alguma coisa/alguém
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be the right size or shape
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reduce to small pieces by crushing
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support oneself on one's knees
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knit, knit, knit & knit, knitted, knitted start learning
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prove, proved, proved/proven start learning
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stop an activity / leave the job
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try to locate / search for
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stitch with needle and thread
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cut hair off with a razor
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move upward or forward; to move or jump suddenly and quickly
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hang, hung, hung & hang, hanged, hanged start learning
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Little Monkey hanged Thomas while he hung from a tree.
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He leads the gang. They are easily led.
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to lend: lend, lent, lent & borrow start learning
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Mrs. Sharp borrowed a little thing from Mr. Sharp.Mr. Sharp didn't want to lend it to her. She pretended to understand but she didn't. When night came and the snores of Mr. Sharp got louder, she raised the knife... and cut! Then she could sleep soundly.
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Mr. Smith sewed half of his pretty neighbor's body and half of his butcher's body together. Now he has the perfect wife. Or does he have the perfect husband? needle, thread 1 linha [de costura] 2 (de uma história, conversa, etc.) fio
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to hit someone or something; hit with the hand or a weapon
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make a solemn statement or promise; to use rude or offensive language
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Who says that men don't clean? start learning
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a brush with a long handle, used for sweeping floors
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move back and forth suspended forth {adv.} PT adiante para a frente forth PT em diante
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to put your foot on or in something
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weave, wove, woven & weaved, weaved start learning
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make by interlacing threads
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withdraw, withdrew, withdrawn start learning
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For a good wash, wring tightly. start learning
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