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16 Cards in this Set

  • Front
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Go

Went

Come

Came

Have

Had

See

Saw

Fly

Flew

Drink

Drank

Eat

Ate

Read

Read

Write

Wrote

Break

Broke

Feel

Felt

Catch

Caught

See

Saw

Hear

Heard

Run

Ran

Come

Came