The past tense
Conjugate the verbs in the past tense (le prétérit). Don't forget to make sure if the verbs are regular
or not.
Some white people
this treatment as outrageous and revolting. (consider)
The children sometimes
to run away from the camp (try).
The half-caste children
taken by force from their families (be) and the Chief
Protector
them in white families. (place)
allowed
The new families
them an education (give) where they
to speak their native language (not/be).
Very few Aborigines
against their white oppressors (stand up) and
for freedom (struggle).
Conjugate the verbs in the past tense (le prétérit). Don't forget to make sure if the verbs are regular
or not.
Some white people
this treatment as outrageous and revolting. (consider)
The children sometimes
to run away from the camp (try).
The half-caste children
taken by force from their families (be) and the Chief
Protector
them in white families. (place)
allowed
The new families
them an education (give) where they
to speak their native language (not/be).
Very few Aborigines
against their white oppressors (stand up) and
for freedom (struggle).
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1/ this treatment have always been considered as ... .
2/the children tried to sometimes run away... .
3/the half caste children have been taken by force... the chief placed them... .
5/the new families allowed them an education and gave them where they spoke their native language.
6/very few aborigines stood up against... and struggled for freedom.