The Long Afternoon at the Park Bench

Lucy does not act. She is. That usually works fine. Name the thing that showed up on the bench beside her.

Irregular past tense verbA past tense that does not end in -ed: rode, drove, wore.Descriptive adjectiveTry velvet, humming, or ordinary.Concrete common nounSomething you can see, hear, smell, taste, or touch: lamp, suitcase, goose.Irregular past tense verbA past tense that does not end in -ed: tore, knew, grew.Irregular past tense verbA past tense that does not end in -ed: blew, drew, saw.Strong interjection (exclamation mark)Try Whoa, Oh no, or Fantastic.Adverb (how)Try suddenly, breathlessly, or sideways.Irregular past tense verbA past tense that does not end in -ed: gave, ate, fell.Linking verb (past tense)Try seemed, felt, or stayed.Linking verb (past tense)Try was, remained, or looked.

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