Base dudow 051 2000 – Questão 14

Linguagens / Inglês / Tenses / The simple past tense
Assinale a alternativa incorreta:
a) Julie looked at to Peter and says I'm not your wife anymore.
b) Kelly drank a lot beer last night and now, she is sick.
c) The kids were so boring that they slept so fast last weekend.
d) I was a good student when I was 14.
e) Jane and Felipe stopped their car in front of that Lan house.

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