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Irregular Verbs Exercise

March 8, 2022 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate verb form.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1He ............... with an accident yesterday.
Wrong!
Use the past simple form "met" for a finished action yesterday.
2Somebody has ............... the window.
Wrong!
After "has", use the past participle "broken".
3Have you ............... your laptop?
Wrong!
After "have", use the past participle "brought".
4You are the ............... one.
Wrong!
Use the past participle adjective "chosen" before the noun "one".
5I ............... my cat last month.
Wrong!
Use the past simple form "lost" for a finished action last month.
6Have you ............... that novel?
Wrong!
After "have", use the past participle "read".
7The guests have ............... already.
Wrong!
After "have", use the past participle "come".
8The birds ............... away.
Wrong!
Use the past simple form "flew" for this completed past action.
9Who ............... the Red Cross?
Wrong!
Use "founded" to mean established an organization.
10I have ............... my missing cat.
Wrong!
After "have", use the past participle "found" from the verb "find".
11She ............... from her seat.
Wrong!
Use the past simple form "rose" for this completed past action.
12She ............... up the phone.
Wrong!
Use "hung" in the phrasal verb "hung up" for ending a phone call.

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  1. He met with an accident yesterday.
  2. Somebody has broken the window.
  3. Have you brought your laptop?
  4. You are the chosen one.
  5. I lost my cat last month.
  6. Have you read that novel?
  7. The guests have come already.
  8. The birds flew away.
  9. Who founded the Red Cross?
  10. I have found my missing cat.
  11. She rose from her seat.
  12. She hung up the phone.

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