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Past tense activities - Spelling

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Q 1/16
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I drank a lemonade
30
Users re-arrange answers into correct order
Q 2/16
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I met a good looking girl
30
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16 questions

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I drank a lemonade

1

30 sec

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I met a good looking girl

2

30 sec

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I saw an interesting castle

3

30 sec

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I ate a paella

4

30 sec

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I wrote texts

5

30 sec

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I watched videos

6

30 sec

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I sent texts

7

30 sec

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I relaxed on the beach

8

30 sec

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I sunbathed

9

30 sec

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I visited monuments

10

30 sec

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I visited a museum

11

30 sec

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I took photos

12

30 sec

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I swam in the sea

13

30 sec

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I rode a bike

14

30 sec

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I bought a T-shirt

15

30 sec

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I danced

16

30 sec

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Past tense
110.31.b.17.C
Topic: Reading/Vocabulary Development
STAAR English II High School 2014 - Past Paper
110.31.b.1.B
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