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Past participle quiz

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10 examples of regular past participles and 10 examples of irregular past participles.

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Past participle quiz
 

Past participle quizOnline version

10 examples of regular past participles and 10 examples of irregular past participles.

by Angel Giovanny
1

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to walk (regular).

2

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to cook (regular).

3

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to play (regular).

4

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to clean (regular).

5

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to write (irregular).

6

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to go (irregular).

7

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to see (irregular).

8

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to eat (irregular).

9

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to break (irregular).

10

Choose the correct past participle form for the verb: to take (irregular).

11

The cake was ______ by Emma.

12

I have ______ my room.

13

The letter was ______ yesterday.

14

The window was ______ when I arrived.

15

He has ______ his homework.

16

We ______ the road with gravel.

17

She has ______ to Paris.

18

They have ______ dinner.

19

He has ______ when he heard the news.

20

We have ______ the problem.

Explicación

Regular verbs add -ed to form the past participle.

Regular verbs form the participle with -ed.

Regular verbs form -ed participles.

Regular verbs use -ed in participle.

Irregular verbs change form in participle.

Gone is the irregular past participle of go.

Seen is the irregular participle of see.

Eaten is the irregular participle of eat.

Broken is the irregular participle of break.

Taken is the irregular participle of take.

Baked is the correct past participle of bake. Other options are wrong forms.

Cleaned is the past participle form of clean used with have.

Mailed is the past participle of mail; others are base or present forms.

Opened is the standard past participle of open.

Completed is the past participle; others are different tenses.

Paved is the past participle of pave; the others are different forms.

Gone is the past participle of go; goed is incorrect.

Eaten is the past participle of eat; ate is past simple.

Heard is the past participle of hear used with have; others are wrong forms.

Taken is the past participle of take; the other options are different forms.

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