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Past Form Match – Verbs in Focus

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Practice base vs past forms

by Josepj Perezb
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Base form: go. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: eat. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: run. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: write. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: sleep. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: take. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: buy. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: see. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: sing. What is the past simple form?

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Base form: have. What is the past simple form?

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Identify the verb in this sentence: 'The cat slept quietly on the chair.'

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Pick the correct verb to fill: 'If it rains, we ____ indoors.'

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Which verb completes: 'He ____ every morning before breakfast.'

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Identify the action verb: 'Birds chirp at dawn.'

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Choose the correct verb to form a question: 'Where ____ your keys?'

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Select the verb that agrees with the subject: 'The team ____ the victory.'

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Choose the past tense of 'to run': 'Yesterday, he ____ to the park.'

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Convert to past tense: There are 11 students in the class.

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Convert to past tense: He has 12 apples on the table.

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Convert to past tense: The clock shows 13 minutes past noon.

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Convert to past tense: She owns 14 notebooks.

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Convert to past tense: We find 15 coins on the ground.

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Convert to past tense: They sell 16 postcards each day.

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Convert to past tense: I bake 17 cookies every weekend.

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Convert to past tense: You read 18 pages last night.

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Convert to past tense: The cache holds 19 old photographs.

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Convert to past tense: There are 32 students enrolled.

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Went is the correct past simple of go; goed is a common misspelling.

Ate is the simple past of eat; eaten is past participle.

Ran is correct; runned is incorrect English.

Wrote is the simple past; written is past participle.

Slept is correct; sleeped is not a form.

Took is correct; taken is past participle.

Bought is the correct past form; boughted is incorrect.

Saw is correct; seen is past participle.

Sang is correct; sung is past participle.

Had is correct; have had is present perfect.

Slept is the past tense verb. 'cat' is the noun, not a verb.

'Stay' fits future/conditional with 'will' implied; 'stayed' is past, 'staying' present participle, 'stays' wrong subject-verb agreement.

Present simple 'exercises' matches third-person singular. Other forms are incorrect here.

Chirp is the action verb; 'Birds' is subject, 'dawn' is a noun.

'Are' matches plural 'keys'. 'Is' would be incorrect for plural, 'am' and 'were' don't fit.

'The team' is collective singular in this context, so 'celebrates' is correct.

The correct past tense is 'ran'. 'runned' is incorrect; 'running' is present participle; 'runs' is present tense.

Use was/were for past; plural subjects take were.

Past of have is had.

Past tense of show is showed.

Past of own is owned.

Past of find is found.

Past of sell is sold.

Past of bake is baked.

Read in past remains read (same spelling). Context indicates past.

Past of hold is held.

Past of are is were; count remains.

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