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Activity: What is the past form of ___?

  1. What is the past form of play?
  2. What is the past form of go?
  3. What is the past form of watch?
  4. What is the past form of eat?
  5. What is the past form of help?
  6. What is the past form of run?
  7. What is the past form of clean?
  8. What is the past form of swim?
  9. What is the past form of listen?
  10. What is the past form of drink?
  11. What is the past form of study?
  12. What is the past form of begin?
  13. What is the past form of open?
  14. What is the past form of write?
  15. What is the past form of cook?
  16. What is the past form of sing?
  17. What is the past form of call?
  18. What is the past form of fly?
  19. What is the past form of work?
  20. What is the past form of buy?
  21. What is the past form of play?
  22. What is the past form of speak?
  23. What is the past form of wash?
  24. What is the past form of take?
  25. What is the past form of walk?
  26. What is the past form of see?
  27. What is the past form of climb?
  28. What is the past form of teach?
  29. What is the past form of jump?
  30. What is the past form of come?
  31. What is the past form of finish?
  32. What is the past form of forget?
  33. What is the past form of smile?
  34. What is the past form of sleep?
  35. What is the past form of love?
  36. What is the past form of drive?
  37. What is the past form of push?
  38. What is the past form of give?
  39. What is the past form of look?
  40. What is the past form of break?
  41. What is the past form of wash?
  42. What is the past form of choose?
  43. What is the past form of stop?
  44. What is the past form of know?
  45. What is the past form of dance?
  46. What is the past form of find?
  47. What is the past form of laugh?
  48. What is the past form of meet?
  49. What is the past form of plan?
  50. What is the past form of stand?
  51. What is the past form of paint?
  52. What is the past form of tell?
  53. What is the past form of enjoy?
  54. What is the past form of send?
  55. What is the past form of like?
  56. What is the past form of bring?
  57. What is the past form of live?
  58. What is the past form of catch?
  59. What is the past form of smile?
  60. What is the past form of think?
  61. What is the past form of ask?
  62. What is the past form of keep?
  63. What is the past form of want?
  64. What is the past form of draw?
  65. What is the past form of wait?
  66. What is the past form of make?
  67. What is the past form of clap?
  68. What is the past form of cut?
  69. What is the past form of kick?
  70. What is the past form of lose?
  71. What is the past form of wash?
  72. What is the past form of win?
  73. What is the past form of phone?
  74. What is the past form of drive?
  75. What is the past form of cry?
  76. What is the past form of read?
  77. What is the past form of open?
  78. What is the past form of swim?
  79. What is the past form of close?
  80. What is the past form of sing?
  81. What is the past form of visit?
  82. What is the past form of sell?
  83. What is the past form of hope?
  84. What is the past form of hear?
  85. What is the past form of smile?
  86. What is the past form of fall?
  87. What is the past form of watch?
  88. What is the past form of send?
  89. What is the past form of wash?
  90. What is the past form of stand?
  91. What is the past form of plan?
  92. What is the past form of begin?
  93. What is the past form of enjoy?
  94. What is the past form of drink?
  95. What is the past form of jump?
  96. What is the past form of teach?
  97. What is the past form of call?
  98. What is the past form of forget?
  99. What is the past form of climb?
  100. What is the past form of go?

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Ashish Pithadiya
Hello! I am pleased to introduce myself (Ashish Pithadiya) as a lecturer at PNR Shah Mahila Arts and Commerce College, Palitana. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English Literature, which makes me well-equipped to guide and mentor students in this subject area. As a visiting faculty member, I am committed to providing a stimulating and engaging learning experience for my students. I believe that literature has the power to transform individuals and society, and I am passionate about sharing this belief with my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable expressing their ideas and opinions.