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Run

Ran

Eat

Ate

Walk

Walked

Jump

Jumped

Drink

Drank

Pull

Pulled

Write

Wrote

Push

Pushed

Sit

Sat

Study

Studied

Play

Played

Teach

Taught

Think

Thought

Sleep

Slept

Hug

Hugged

Find

Found

Cry

Cried

Smile

Smiled

Fly

Flew

Carry

Carried

Type

Typed

Draw

Drew

Sell

Sold

Sing

Sang

Listen

Listened

Wait

Waited

Cut

Cut

Swim

Swam

Say

Said

Fight

Fought

Speak

Spoke

Throw

Threw

Laugh

Laughed

Dance

Danced

Drive

Drove

Clap

Clapped

Dig

Dag

Read

Read

Smell

Smelled

Touch

Touched

Bite

Bit

Fall

Fell

Call

Called

Work

Worked

Kill

Killed

Knock

Knocked