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The document contains a grammar exercise asking the reader to complete 12 sentences by putting verbs into their correct simple past tense form, either positive or negative. The sentences cover common everyday activities like taking off coats, enjoying films, disturbing others, sleeping, eating, being home, laughing, a bird flying into a room, the cost of a hotel, having time to call someone, and bags being heavy.
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