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Directions: Complete a graphic organizer of twelve verbs which may either be regular or irregular.

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Radda [10]1 year ago

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Past form:

1. took

2. danced

3. taught

4. thought

5. twisted

6. kissed

7. shook

8. sought

9. touched

Past Participle:

1. taken

2. danced

3. taught

4. thought

5. twisted

6. kissed

7. shaken

8. sought

9. touched

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