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You said you (helped) your wife in the kitchen in the morning. Is that right?
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Jesse (went) over to his desk, (took) some paper and a pen. He (sat) down and (started) writing.
I am sorry, I (did not listen) to your explanation at that moment.
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I (worked) under tremendous pressure all May.
The team (played) well and (won) the game.
"What would you like me to bring you from London?" Dad often asked me this question when he was going somewhere on business. He didn't spend a lot and a lot of time with the family.
We knew that he loved us but he was really a very busy person.
And it was his third business trip that month.
I thought for a moment and said: "I want a Paddington Bear."
My dad packed his suitcase but he looked up at me at once when he heard that.
He was surprised and asked me why I wanted a Paddington Bear.
I didn't know what to answer. My dad stopped packing and sat down beside me.
"You know, when I was small," dad said quietly, "that bear was my favorite fictional character."
I read the book too and I also saw a film about that character. He was a very polite bear who traveled to London from some exotic country. He was discovered in Paddington Station by the Brown family, who adopted him.
The soft toy changed their life and made it much better.
"Ok. I will bring you the bear if you want," said Dad. "And we'll also see the film about him as soon as I come back. Agreed?"
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