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33 Cards in this Set

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give
gave
write
wrote
send
sent
take
took
speak
spoke
sing
sang
drink
drank
go
went
eat
ate
bring
brought
fly
flown
sleep
slept
hold
held
run
ran
swim
swam
teach
taught
catch
caught
dive
dove
see
saw
steal
stole
ride
rode
buy
bought
say
said
make
made
is
was
are
were
come
came
leave
left
give
gave
think
thought
come
came
put
put
take
took