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Irregular Verbs Exercise

November 29, 2019 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... the bell twice.
Wrong!
Use "rang" as the simple past form of "ring."
2Have you ............... the violin?
Wrong!
Use "brought" as the past participle after "have."
3The cat has ............... the milk.
Wrong!
Use "drunk" as the past participle after "has."
4I have ............... the work.
Wrong!
Use "done" as the past participle after "have."
5They ............... a well in the backyard.
Wrong!
Use "dug" as the simple past form of "dig."
6She ............... the clothes out.
Wrong!
Use "wrung" as the simple past form of "wring."
7He has ............... a lot on his children's education.
Wrong!
Use "spent" as the past participle after "has."
8How you have ...............!
Wrong!
Use "grown" as the past participle after "have."
9I have ............... to Australia twice.
Wrong!
Use "been" to mean someone visited Australia and returned.
10The place ............... like a sewer.
Wrong!
Use "stank" as the simple past form of "stink."
11Peter ............... under his breath.
Wrong!
Use "swore" as the simple past form of "swear."
12They ............... the grains into powder.
Wrong!
Use "ground" as the simple past form of "grind."

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  1. I rang the bell twice.
  2. Have you brought the violin?
  3. The cat has drunk the milk.
  4. I have done the work.
  5. They dug a well in the backyard.
  6. She wrung the clothes out.
  7. He has spent a lot on his children’s education.
  8. How you have grown!
  9. I have been to Australia twice.
  10. The place stank like a sewer.
  11. Peter swore under his breath.
  12. They ground the grains into powder.

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