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1.In community and with the help of your teacher; read the following table:

a) Some Afro-Mexican women (write) powerful poems about their heritage.

b)Last summer, we (visit) an Afro-Mexican community to learn about their history.

c)My grandma (wear) traditional Afro-Mexican clothing in her native town.

d)We (listen) to stories about Afro-Mexican heroes in school last year:

Grammar

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StructureExampleUse
Simple past tensesubject + verb in past tenseAfrican slaves wonked in mines and on farms.Used to describe completed actions or events in the past.
Past progressive tensesubject + was/were + present participle (-ing)They were singing songs to keep thein spinits up.Used to describe actions that were ongoing in the past.
Used tosubject + used to + venb in base fonmSome Afro-Mexicans used to wonk in mines.Used to describe past habits or states that are no longer true.
  1. In communities, fillin the blanks with the venb in the simple past tense.

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