The pamphlet called "The American Crisis" included material to inspire the colonists to fight against the British
Answer:
1.The moon came out late last night.
2.Jessica lost her first tooth this morning.
3.My entire family caught the flu last winter.
4.The employees did a lot of work today.
5.The swimmers held their breath and jumped in the water.
6.The baker made a cake for my birthday.
7.They took a picture of the mountain.
8.The teacher taught the students chemistry last year.
9.I wore my jacket to work yesterday.
10.We went to the zoo last weekend.
11. Tom wrote his family a letter.
12. I saw a movie last night.
Directions: Now make your own sentences using irregular verbs in simple past tense.
1. We saw a tiger at the zoo.
2. They left at 9 to go trick or treating.
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Hmm I'm guessing he's basically the one with the power and the money to say things, or maybe he owns something big or something that is used everyday. Maybe, he's just respected by everyone and will understand what you have to say.
