Stor verbövning 3

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• Today I work (arbetar) in a store.
• Yesterday I worked (arbetade) in a store.
• Today I pick on (hackar på) a boy.
• Yesterday I picked on (hackade på) a boy.
• Today I shout (skriker).
• Yesterday I shouted (skrek).
• Today I look (ser) sad.
• Yesterday I looked (såg) sad.
• Today I talk (pratar) to my teacher.
• Yesterday I talked (pratade) to my teacher.
• Today I call (ringer) my mother.
• Yesterday I called (ringde) my mother.
• Today I meet (träffar) a friend.
• Yesterday I met (träffade) a friend.
• Today I come (kommer) home at 4 o´clock.
• Yesterday I came (kom) home at 2 o´clock.
• Today I pay (betalar) for coffee.
• Yesterday you paid (betalade) for coffee.
• Today I say (säger) "I love you".
• Yesterday I said (sa) "I hate you".
• Today I tell (berättar) you a story.
• Yesterday I told (berättade) you a story.
• Today I go (åker) by bike to school.
• Yesterday I went (åkte) by car to school.
• Today I do (gör) my homework.
• Yesterday I did (gjorde) my homework.
• Today I get (får) my allowance (=veckopeng).
• Yesterday I got (fick) my allowance (=veckopeng).
• Today I find (hittar) my way home.
• Yesterday I found (hittade) my way home.
• Today I hear (hör) what my teacher says.
• Yesterday I heard (hörde) what my teacher said.
• Today I want to be (bli) left alone.
• Yesterday I was (blev) left alone.
• Today I see (ser/träffar) my friends.
• Yesterday I saw (såg/träffade) my friends.
• Today I leave (lämnar) school at 3 o´clock.
• Yesterday I left (lämnade) school at 1 o´clock.
• Today I put (sätta/ställa) a book on the table.
• Yesterday I put (satte/ställde) a book on the table.
• Today I have (har) bad luck.
• Yesterday I had (hade) bad luck.
• Today I take (tar) the bus to school.
• Yesterday I took (tog) the bus to school.
• Today I think (tänker) happy thoughts.
• Yesterday I thought (tänkte) happy thoughts.
• Today I write (skriver) love letters.
• Yesterday I wrote (skrev) love letters.
• Today I feel (känner mig) happy.
• Yesterday I felt (kände mig) happy.
• Today I give (ger) my teacher an apple.
• Yesterday I gave (gav) my teacher an apple.
• Today I live (bor/lever) in Lyckeby.
• Last year I lived (bodde/levde) in Nättraby.
• Today they are (är) nice.
• Yesterday they were (var) nasty.
• Today I tease (retar) my brother.
• Yesterday I teased (retade) my dad.
• Today I laugh (skrattar).
• Yesterday I laughed (skrattade).
• Today I ask (frågar) my dad a question.
• Yesterday I asked (frågade) my mum a question.
• Today I refuse (vägrar) to listen.
• Yesterday I refused (vägrade) to listen.
• Today I make (gör) dinner.
• Yesterday I made (gjorde) lunch.
• He has refused (har vägrat) to listen.
• I have made (har gjort) lunch.
• They have worked (har arbetat) in a store.
• She has picked (har hackat) on a boy.
• They have shouted (har skrikit).
• He has looked (har sett) sad for a week now.
• I have talked (har pratat) to my friend today.
• The boy has called (har ringt) his parents today.
• The girl has met (har träffat) a famous actor.
• The two girls have paid (har betalat) for lunch.
• You had come (hade kommit) too late.
• The teacher had said (hade sagt) a bad thing to a student.
• The parents have told (har sagt till) the kids to stop fighting.
• The students have gone (har åkt) into town.
• The president had made (hade gjort) a big mistake.
• I have gotten (har fått) the flu.
• The dog had found (hade hittat) a nice bone to chew on.
• The actors had heard (hade hört) a bad rumor.
• If it wasn´t for me, the cat had been (hade varit) in big trouble.
• The man told the police that he hadn't seen (hade inte sett) a thing.
• The boy has left (har lämnat) a message to his mum.
• I have put (har lagt) the homework in my bag.
• The children had had (hade haft) bad luck.
• The boss had taken (hade tagit) a huge chance when he hired the unexperienced boy.
• I have thought (har funderat) about going abroad.
• The little girl has written (har skrivit) a letter to the president.
• The boys had felt (hade känt sig) tired after soccerpractice.
• The dog has given (har gett) the man a nasty bite.
• Our english teacher has lived (har bott) in America.
• The football coach had been (hade varit) a criminal in his former life.
• The boys have teased (har retat) another boy in the class.

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