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Free interactive exercises with instant feedback.",{"es":641},"ejercicios-plural-sustantivos-ingles",{"slug":643,"slug_localized":328,"skill":329,"topic":644,"title":645,"levels":646,"tags":647,"meta_description":652,"updated_at":15,"available_locales":653,"question_count":421},"possessive-pronouns-reflexives-exercises","possessive-pronouns-reflexives","Possessive Pronouns and Reflexive Pronouns Exercises (mine, yours, myself)",[10],[648,649,650,651,347],"possessive-pronouns","reflexive-pronouns","mine-yours","myself-yourself","Practice possessive pronouns (mine, yours, hers) and reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, themselves) with free interactive exercises and instant feedback.",{"es":654},"ejercicios-pronombres-posesivos-reflexivos",{"slug":656,"slug_localized":328,"skill":329,"topic":657,"title":658,"levels":659,"tags":660,"meta_description":663,"updated_at":361,"available_locales":664,"question_count":351},"possessives-exercises","possessives","Possessives Exercises (My, Your, 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answer.",{"es":724,"pt-br":725},"ejercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous","exercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous",{"slug":727,"slug_localized":328,"skill":329,"topic":529,"title":728,"levels":729,"tags":730,"meta_description":731,"updated_at":15,"available_locales":732,"question_count":351},"simple-past-exercises","Simple Past Exercises",[333,10],[464,529],"Practice the simple past tense with free interactive exercises covering regular and irregular verbs, negatives and questions — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":733,"pt-br":734},"ejercicios-simple-past","exercicios-simple-past",{"slug":321,"slug_localized":328,"skill":329,"topic":736,"title":322,"levels":737,"tags":738,"meta_description":740,"updated_at":15,"available_locales":741,"question_count":324},"simple-past-vs-past-continuous",[10,462],[464,529,739],"past-continuous","Practice choosing between the simple past and the past continuous (was\u002Fwere doing) with free interactive exercises, instant 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Free exercises with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":842},"ejercicios-wh-questions",1791334638819]