English, asked by khanarfaraj375, 3 months ago

he__(aim) the ball,(hit) it strongly_(make) two runs

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Answered by guptatanya237

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Answer:

aimed hitted made

Explanation:

when u tell someone..so it would be in past to the verbs also in past.

Answered by SamikthaS

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Answer:

he aimes the ball hits it strongly makes two runs.

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