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Watch

Watched

Cook

Cooked

Work

Worked

Play

Played

Study

Studied

Visit

Visited

Copy

Copied

Use

Used

Produce

Produced

Design

Designed

Want

Wanted

Weigh

Weighed

Appear

Appeared

Arrive

Arrived

Walk

Walked

Like

Liked

Stop

Stopped

Start

Started

Need

Needed

Try

Tried

Live

Lived

Wash

Washed

Finish

Finished

Heat

Heated

Change

Changed

Design

Designed

Phone

Phoned

Talk

Talked

Cry

Cried

Show

Showed

Decorate

Decorated

Open

Opened