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4 flies
5 looks
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4 flies
5 looks
6 look
7 came
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Suppose a Karate instructor introduces himself to his trainees at the first training session. 'Nice to meet all of you I am Ishiwaaka. I come/came from Tokyo'. Which verb should he use? Come would suggest that Tokyo was his hometown whereas Came suggests that he travelled from Tokyo that day
Milk COMES from cows
is correct
But
Milk CAME from cow/cows
is incorrect
Hope u understood the difference
is the qustn asking about the meaning
the form CAME is not correct
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costs
runs
cost
flies
looks
look
came
come
runs
cost
flies
looks
look
came
come
7 comes
not came
why it cannot be came ??
it is not in the past
that's why
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