Complete Josh’s summer writing project with the Past Simple form of the verbs. Which three verbs are regular?

Okay, let's complete Josh's summer writing project by filling in the past simple forms of the verbs. Here's the completed text with the past simple forms: This summer we **had** (have) a family holiday in Cornwall. We **stayed** (stay) with my cousins in a hostel near the beach. The weather was always great there. Now let's identify the regular verbs used: * **had** - Irregular * **stayed** - Regular There is only one regular verb in the given text, so it doesn't match the question which asks for three verbs. Assuming there is a typo and the original text has more verbs, here is an example. Let’s imagine Josh wrote “This summer we had (have) a family holiday in Cornwall. We stayed (stay) with my cousins in a hostel near the beach. The weather **looked** (look) great there and we **played** (play) a lot. We **talked** (talk) to our cousins all the time. Based on this imaginary full text, the regular verbs would be: * **stayed** (stay) * **looked** (look) * **played** (play) * **talked** (talk) **Explanation:** The past simple form of 'have' is 'had' (irregular). The past simple form of 'stay' is 'stayed'. Other imaginary regular verbs 'looked', 'played', 'talked' form their past tense by adding '-ed' to the base verb.