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Use the irregular verb "said" correctly in a sentence

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Use the irregular verb "say" correctly in a sentence

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Use the irregular verb "ate" correctly in a sentence

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Use the irregular verb "eat" correctly in a sentence

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Use the irregular verb "give" correctly in a sentence

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Use the irregular verb "gave" correctly in a sentence

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Use the irregular verb "take" correctly

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Use the irregular verb "took" in a sentence correctly.

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Ms. Simmons (took, take) the students to the gym for PE this morning.

took

We decided to (took, take) soup to our neighbor who was sick.

take

Skylar (give, gave) the cat some milk yesterday.

gave

Mrs. McLeod will (give, gave) the awards to the students next week.

give

Jameson (ate, eat) birthday cake at the party last Saturday.

ate

Olivia will (eat, ate) pizza for lunch.

eat

We will (take, took) the spelling test tomorrow.

take

Choose the correct verb: The dog (take, took) the bone out to the yard.

took

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