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I thouth that WALKED
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of cousre , i say walked
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I also agree the answer walked.
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Find the verb!
Hello, I'm a new member on this forum.

It is very easy question, walked (simple past).

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"Ahmed walked quickly to his car"

I would say that...

Ahmed =Noun
walked = Action verb
quickly = adverb
to = preposition
his = determiner
car = object..

I think it supposed to be this way..
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good threads encourage people to participate

"walked"
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Hello, I'm a new member on this forum.

It is very easy question, walked (simple past).

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helloooooooo everybody of this forum i am new user and want to particpat

my answer goes to "walked "

ok bye all of u ,see u next time on this forum.
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helloooooooo everybody of this forum i am new user and want to particpat

my answer goes to "walked "

ok bye all of u ,see u next time on this forum.
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