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I. stop [stɒp] VB trans
| I | shop |
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| you | shop |
| he/she/it | shops |
| we | shop |
| you | shop |
| they | shop |
| I | shopped |
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| you | shopped |
| he/she/it | shopped |
| we | shopped |
| you | shopped |
| they | shopped |
| I | have | shopped |
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| you | have | shopped |
| he/she/it | has | shopped |
| we | have | shopped |
| you | have | shopped |
| they | have | shopped |
| I | had | shopped |
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| you | had | shopped |
| he/she/it | had | shopped |
| we | had | shopped |
| you | had | shopped |
| they | had | shopped |
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It has a music video consisting of several scenes from the soap opera.
en.wikipedia.org They were already known as soap opera actors.
en.wikipedia.org The couple became one of the primary focuses of the show, and their popularity resulted in their being named a top soap opera couple.
en.wikipedia.org The film rights were passed between different producers, and at one point the story was under development to be turned into a television soap opera.
en.wikipedia.org Instead, with a failing marriage and another child on the way she sees that her life resembles only the saddest aspects of a soap opera.
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