How Well Do You Know Your Irregular Verbs?

The past tense of “bring” is “brought”.

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The past tense of “eat” is “ate”.

1. Last week, I writed a letter to my uncle in the United States.

2. They made a sweater for the baby for the cold winter.

3. A new pope was elected this week.

1. Last week, I wrote a letter to my uncle in the United States.

2. They made a sweater for the baby for the cold winter.

3. A new pope was elected this week.

1. He set the box on the table this morning.

2. The airplane flied over the Atlantic Ocean in less than 4 hours.

3. Paula and Manolo carried the box of fruit into the 6th grade classroom.

1. He set the box on the table this morning.

2. The airplane flew over the Atlantic Ocean in less than 4 hours.

3. Paula and Manolo carried the box of fruit into the 6th grade classroom.

1. I catched a bad cold last week and could not come to school.

2. The fire burned for twelve hours before it was extinguished.

3. The sailor cut the boat from the dock because he could not untie the rope.

1. I caught a bad cold last week and could not come to school.

2. The fire burned for twelve hours before it was extinguished.

3. The sailor cut the boat from the dock because he could not untie the rope.

Last weekend, we ________ a cake for Michael’s birthday.

Today, we ______ a letter to Michelle for her birthday next week.

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