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Irregular Verbs Exercise

December 5, 2021 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The child has ............... asleep.
Wrong!
After "has", use the past participle "fallen".
2I ............... sorry for him when I heard the news.
Wrong!
The simple past of "feel" is "felt"; "when I heard the news" shows a past time.
3He ............... the bottle with water.
Wrong!
The simple past of regular verb "fill" is "filled".
4Have you ............... my bag?
Wrong!
After "Have you", use the past participle "found".
5This organization was ............... by war veterans.
Wrong!
For the passive meaning "established", use "founded".
6Birds ............... high in the sky.
Wrong!
The simple past of "fly" is "flew".
7............... the books on the table.
Wrong!
The imperative meaning "put something down" uses "Lay".
8He has ............... on the sofa all morning.
Wrong!
After "has", use the past participle "lain".
9They ............... in a hurry.
Wrong!
The simple past of "leave" is "left".
10They ............... many objections.
Wrong!
The transitive past form meaning "brought up" is "raised".
11He ............... the metal hard.
Wrong!
The simple past of "strike" is "struck".
12She ............... his hair.
Wrong!
The simple past of "stroke" is "stroked".

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  1. The child has fallen asleep.
  2. I felt sorry for him when I heard the news.
  3. He filled the bottle with water.
  4. Have you found my bag?
  5. This organization was founded by war veterans.
  6. Birds flew high in the sky.
  7. Lay the books on the table.
  8. He has lain on the sofa all morning.
  9. They left in a hurry.
  10. They raised many objections.
  11. He struck the metal hard.
  12. She stroked his hair.

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