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1. The document provides a grammar worksheet with exercises on forming sentences in the past simple tense using irregular verbs. 2. It includes examples of sentences in the positive and negative past simple forms using common irregular verbs like "eat", "drive", and "swim". 3. The exercises ask students to fill in blanks, write sentences in the past tense, write sentences in the negative form, and provide the past form of sample verbs.
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