The document provides a grammar exercise asking the reader to complete sentences using simple past tense verbs and then sort other verbs into phonetic categories based on their past tense pronunciation. For the first section, readers are asked to fill in blanks with past tense verbs to complete sentences about seafood being eaten, a letter being received, going to the movies, fishing for food, traveling to a new city, wearing a dress, receiving a gift, and taking children to the zoo. The second section provides a drag and drop activity to sort verbs like 'buy', 'take', 'go' etc. into categories based on if their past tense ends in a /t/, /id/ or /d/ sound.

1. I. Complete these sentences using simple past tense.
1. The seafood _______ very delicious.
2. Hoa _______ a letter from her penpal Tim yesterday.
3. I _______ to the movie theater last night.
4. They _______ fish and crab for their lunch.
5. Liz _______ to Ha Noi from Nha Trang two days ago.
6. She _______ a blue dress in her last birthday party.
7. Mr. Robinson _______ Liz a cap.
8. He _______ his children to the zoo last Sunday.
II. Drag and drop the verbs according to their pronunciation in the past tense.
buy take go return be wear eat receive
wanted played helped fitted
liked watched visited remembered
stopped learned rented missed
studied started used
/t/ /id/ /d/