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Spiders can bite.

A mosquito bit my face.

He was bitten by a dog tewo years ago.

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Please don’t break the windows.

My car broke yesterday.

The window is broken.

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I choose you for the contest because you are an A student.

She chose to stay at home on Saturday.

The best answer was chosen  by most students.

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My sister drives to work.

They drove to the park to meet their friends there.

I have driven a taxi since 2014.

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I eat breakfast at a cafe near my office.

We ate pizza last night.

I have eaten already.

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The leaves fall in September and October.

She fell on the floor and cried.

The apples have fallen.

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I never forget my keys.

I forgot to call you.

They have forgotten all about the exam.

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Please forgive her.

She forgave herself.

He has forgiven his child.

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Water can freeze in winter.

The engine froze last night.

The cream has frozen.

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I get up early in the morning.

I got there late and my boss got angry.

I have gotten your message.

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Give me your phone please.

I gave it to her last week.

The reward will be given to them next month.

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I hide my pencils when my nephew is here.

I hid under the bed.

The thief has  hidden  somewhere in London.

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I ride my bike to college.

She rode her bike in the park yesterday.

I have ridden a horse since 5.

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The sun rises every morning.

The prices rose last month.

The temperature has risen since June.

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I speak 4 languages.

I spoke to his teacher after school.

I have spoken with the supervisor before.

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They steal  bread to eat!

Someone stole her shoes at the gym.

His bike is  stolen.

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I take the bus to work every day.

She took the umbrella because it rained yesterday.

It’s not gone. 

I have taken it.

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I wake up late in the morning.

I woke up the children and we left home at 7.

I have woken up the baby. I’m really sorry.

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I write and send emails every day.

I wrote my first book as a teenager.

The email is written. You can send it now.