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Grade 3 English Language - Verbs infinite, past
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This tense requires the past participle of the verb 'see-saw-seen'. You can't say: 'I hadn't saw it' or 'I hadn't see it'.

Grade 3 English Language - Verbs infinite, past
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1. What are the three parts of the verb 'drink'?
2. What are the three parts of the verb 'have'?
3. Which verb should you use in the sentence?
Right now, I ____ the apple juice.
4. Which verb should you use in the sentence?
Kevin ____ down the street a few minutes ago.
5. Which verb should you use in the sentence?
The girls ____ the test today.
6. Which verb should you use in the sentence?
We ____ salad for lunch last week.
7. What are the three parts of the verb 'lose'?
8. Which verb should you use in the sentence?
The player ____ the ball during the game last week.
9. What are the three parts of the verb 'do'?
10. What are the three parts of the verb 'be'?

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