Asked by Jack
Using the correct form of (eat, ate, sit, set)
1.Someone (eat) all the leftover sandwiches.
2.Thank you, but I have already (ate, eaten) lunch.
3.After splitting the logs, the farmer (sat, set) his ax on the ground.
1.ate
2.eaten
3.set
1.Someone (eat) all the leftover sandwiches.
2.Thank you, but I have already (ate, eaten) lunch.
3.After splitting the logs, the farmer (sat, set) his ax on the ground.
1.ate
2.eaten
3.set
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