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The baby (a)   (clap) his hands with satisfaction.

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My father (a)   (fix) the TV.

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A friend of mine (a)   (receive) a weird e-mail.

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We (a)   (enjoy) the film last night.

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Helen (a)   (wash) her hair with a new shampoo.

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My mother (a)   (guide) me.

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You and I (a)   (try) on new clothes.

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Mr. Harold (a)   (carry) the heavy boxes to the attic.

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Last Spring, they (a)   (travel) to Japan.

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He (a)   (beg) her pardon.

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Oliver and Nathan (a)   (play) computer games.

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Marc accidentally (a)   (step) on his brother's finger yesterday.

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Katy (a)   (admire) her grandmother as she was a good cook.

The children (a)   (visit) the museum last weekend.

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The car (a)   (stop) in the middle of the street.

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The students (a)   (describe) how they spent their last holiday.

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This morning, I (a)   (wait) for you for an hour.

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It (a)   (rain) heavily last night.

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After getting caught, he (a)   (bury) his face with both hands.