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come

came

do

did

eat

ate

get

got

go

went

have

had

put

put

see

saw

sit

sat

sleep

slept

stand

stood

write

wrote

bring

brought

buy

bought

catch

caught

drink

drank

drive


drove

read

read
ride

rode

run
ran
teach
taught
think
thought