B1-B2 English: Irregular Verbs in the Past

Which of the following verbs does NOT remain the same in its past simple and past participle forms?

The past participle of 'must' is 'musted'.

I wish I ______ known about the change of plans earlier. (Infinitive: KNOW)

Choose the correct past simple form of the verb 'go' in the following sentence: 'Yesterday, I _____ to the store.'

The verb 'read' changes its spelling in the past simple and past participle forms.

What is the past participle of the verb 'see'?

She said she ______ come, but she never did. (Infinitive: WILL)

Which option correctly completes the sentence? 'He _____ the book last night.' (Infinitive: READ)

It is correct to say 'I have saw' instead of 'I have seen'.

What is the past simple of the verb 'say'?

The price of the repairs ______ me a lot of money. (Infinitive: COST)

Which modal verb is used to express past ability?

'Should have went' is grammatically correct.

What is the past participle of 'have to'?

I ______ to finish the project yesterday. (Infinitive: HAVE TO)

Which sentence correctly uses 'would have'?

'Might have ate' is grammatically correct to express a possibility in the past.

What is the past participle of 'do'?

She ______ a famous author after years of hard work. (Infinitive: BECOME)

Choose the correct past participle in the sentence: 'They have _____ the movie already.' (Infinitive: SEE)

The past simple of 'bring' is 'brang'.

Write the past participle of 'build'.

He ______ a new car last month. (Infinitive: BUY)

Which is the correct past simple of 'catch'?

The past participle of 'dig' is 'dug' and is used in the present perfect tense as well.

Provide the past simple of 'feed'.

She ______ sad after watching the movie. (Infinitive: FEEL)

Correctly complete the sentence: 'They have _____ for their rights.' (Infinitive: FIGHT)

The past participle of 'hang' when referring to objects is always 'hanged'.

What is the past simple and past participle of 'keep'?

He ______ the book on the table. (Infinitive: LAY)

Choose the correctly formed sentence: 'She has _____ him to his success.' (Infinitive: LEAD)

The past participle of 'leave' is 'leaved'.

What is the past simple of 'lose'?

They ______ a mistake. (Infinitive: MAKE)

Complete the sentence: 'I have _____ him several times before.' (Infinitive: MEET)

The past simple of 'shine' is 'shined'.

She ______ on the chair for hours. (Infinitive: SIT)

Which sentence uses the correct past participle form of the verb 'steal'?

Match the infinitive verb with its past simple and past participle forms, where all three forms are identical:

Match the infinitive verb with its corresponding past simple and past participle forms, for verbs with the same past simple and past participle:

Match the infinitive verb with its past simple and past participle forms, focusing on verbs with similar pronunciation patterns in the past forms:

Match the infinitive verb with its past simple and past participle, focusing on verbs with similar pronunciation patterns in the past forms:

Match the modal verb with its past form:

Match the following modal verb with its past form:

Match these verb infinitive with its past simple and past participle forms. These all have similar pronunciation:

Match the infinitive form of the verb to its correct past simple and past participle forms:

Match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle forms:

Match the infinitive with the appropriate past simple and past participle:

Match the infinitive to its corresponding past simple and past participle forms:

Match the infinitive form of the verb with its past simple and past participle forms:

Match the infinitive verb with its appropriate past simple and past participle forms.

Match the infinitive verb to its correct past simple and past participle forms:

Match the following verbs to their past simple and past participle forms:

Match the following infinitive verbs with their past and past participle forms as indicated in the text:

Match the infinitive verb to its past simple and past participle forms:

Match the base form of the verb with its correct past simple and past participle:

Connect the base verb with its corresponding past simple and past participle forms:

Associate the base form of the verb with its past simple and past participle:

Associate the infinitive verb with its related past simple and past participle:

Match the verb with its corresponding past simple and past participle forms:

Match the verb with its past simple and past participle, specifically verbs that take similar forms:

Connect the base form with its correct past simple and past participle, focusing on vowel changes and distinct forms:

Associate the base form with its past simple and past participle:

Identify the past simple and past participle forms of the following infinitive verbs, known for not changing:

Match the base form of the verb with its past simple and past participle, where the latter two are similar in form:

Match the infinitive verb with its corresponding past simple and past participle forms. Identify a pattern in the changes:

Match the infinitive verb with its past simple and past participle forms, focusing on verbs with similar changes in tense:

Match the infinitive with its corresponding past simple and past participle. These verbs are irregular and have distinct forms:

Pair the base form with the past simple and past participle form:

Pair the infinitive with the past simple and past participle:

Link the verb to past simple and participle:

Connect verbs to forms

Link the base verb with its forms