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Intermediate module

Sharing & Handing over Things (Past Tense)

Practice combining multiple pronouns in sentences about past actions involving transfer or explanation.

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  • 77 languages

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Preview: the first 2 lessons

Lesson 1

  • He gave me the coat yesterday.
  • She sent you the invitation last night.
  • They brought us the boxes.
  • Who explained the problem to you?
  • I returned the documents to her.
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Lesson 2

  • He handed me the package.
  • She brought you the umbrella.
  • They showed him the report.
  • Who sent us the letter?
  • I gave her the money yesterday.
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All 6 lessons

  1. Lesson 15 sentences
  2. Lesson 25 sentences
  3. Lesson 35 sentences
  4. Lesson 45 sentences
  5. Lesson 55 sentences
  6. Lesson 65 sentences

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What is the Sharing & Handing over Things (Past Tense) module?

Sharing & Handing over Things (Past Tense) is a intermediate sentence module in 4ToSpeak with 30 sentences across 6 lessons. Practice combining multiple pronouns in sentences about past actions involving transfer or explanation.

Is Sharing & Handing over Things (Past Tense) free?

Some modules cost coins, which you earn by practising on the Free plan. You can preview the first 2 lessons of Sharing & Handing over Things (Past Tense) on this page before you unlock it.

How do the lessons work?

Each lesson is five sentences. Every sentence goes through four steps: order it, translate it, listen and type it, then say it out loud.

Which languages can I practise this module in?

You choose the language you are learning when you practise. 4ToSpeak covers 77 languages, including Spanish, French, German and Japanese.

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