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Imparfait - Passé récent - Passé simple - Voix passive ou passé composé ? - Past tense - Passé composé > Similar tests: - Simple Past - Imperfect indicative. > Other French exercises on the same topic: | Past Learn French > French lessons and exercises > French test #65729
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