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To do
did
To get
got
To be
was
To can
could
To buy
bought
To think
thought
To drink
drank
To swim
swam
To put
put
To sing
sang
To keep
kept
To have
had
To go
went
To run
ran
To leave
left
To wake (up)
woke (up)
To find
found
To see
saw
To begin
began
To become
became
To bring
brought
To catch
caught
To dream
dreamt/dreamed
To eat
ate
To fall
fell