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Answers to SG Test -3 1) Speak-spoken 2) Write-written 3) Go-went 4) Do-did 5) bring-brought 6) buy-bought 7) think-thought 8) teach-taught 9) fight-fought Write answers to the 10th question in comment box to get a reply..

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