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Past Tense Challenge

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Past Tense Challenge
 

Past Tense ChallengeOnline version

Test your past tense knowledge.

by Dewi Idayanti
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The verb 'be' in past tense is always 'was'.

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The past tense of run is 'runned'.

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The past tense of go is 'goed'.

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The past tense of eat is 'eated'.

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We add -ed to many regular verbs to form the past tense.

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The past tense of walk is walked.

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The past tense of 'play' is 'played'.

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The verb 'be' has past tense forms 'was' and 'were'.

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The past continuous uses 'was' or 'were' + verb-ing.

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All verbs simply add -ed to form the past tense, regardless of spelling changes.

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