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Irregular VerbsKEY

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In the next two weeks, you’ll be studying the list with irregular verbs below.This list has also been uploaded in WRTS.

Good luck!

Engels:present simple

(tegenwoordige tijd)

Engels: past simple(verleden tijd)

Engels: present perfect

(voltooide tijd)

Nederlandse vertaling

arise arose arisen opstaan; zich voordoen

awake awoke awoken wakker worden

be was/were been zijn; worden

bear bore borne dragen; verdragen

beat beat beaten slaan; verslaan

become became become worden

begin begun begun beginnen

bend bent bent buigen

bet bet bet wedden

bind bound bound binden

bite bit bitten bijten

bleed bled bled bloeden

blow blew blown blazen; waaien

break broke broken breken; verbreken

bring brought brought brengen

broadcast broadcast broadcastuitzenden

(voor radio of televisie)

build built built bouwen

burn burnt burnt branden; verbranden

buy bought bought kopen

catch caught caughtvangen; halen

(trein, bus)

choose chose chosen kiezen

come came come komen

cost cost cost kosten





(voltooide tijd)


creep crept crept kruipen, sluipen

cut cut cut snijden, knippen

deal deat dealt handelen

dig dug dug graven

do did done doen

draw drew drawn trekken; tekenen

dream dreamt dreamt dromen

drink drank drunk drinken

drive drove driven rijden; besturen; drijven

eat ate eaten eten

fall fell fallen vallen

feed fed fed (zich) voeden

feel felt felt voelen; zich voelen

fight fought fought vechten; bestrijden

find found found vinden

flee fled fled vluchten; ontsnappen

fly flew flown vliegen

forbid forbade forbidden verbieden

forecast forecast forecast voorspellen

forget forgot forgotten vergeten

forgive forgave forgiven vergeven

freeze froze frozen vriezen; bevriezen

get got got krijgen; worden

give gave given geven

go went gone gaan

grow grew grown groeien, worden

hang hung hung hangen, ophangen

have had had hebben

hear heard heard horen

hide hid hidden verbergen





(voltooide tijd)


hit hit hit treffen; slaan; raken

hold held held houden; vasthouden

hurt hurt hurt bezeren; pijn doen

keep kept kept houden; bewaren

kneel knelt knelt knielen

know knew known weten; kennen

lay laid laid leggen

lead led led leiden

lean leant leant leunen

leap leapt leapt springen

learn learnt learnt leren; vernemen

leave left left

(achter)laten;

vertrekken

lend lent lent lenen, uitlenen

let let let laten; verhuren

lie lay lain liggen

light lit lit aansteken; verlichten

lose lost lost verliezen; kwijtraken

make made made maken

mean meant meant bedoelen

meet met met ontmoeten

pay paid paid betalen

put put put zetten; leggen

quit quit quit stoppen, opgeven

read read read lezen

ride rode ridden

rijden (paard, fiets);

meerijden

ring rang rung (op)bellen

rise rose risen rijzen; stijgen; opstaan

run ran run rennen





(voltooide tijd)


say said said zeggensee saw seen zien

seek sought sought zoeken

sell sold sold verkopen

send sent sent verzenden; sturen

set set set zetten; instellen

shake shook shaken schudden

shine shone shone schijnen, glimmen

shoot shot shot schieten

show showed shown laten zien; tonen

shrink shrank shrunk krimpen; terugdeinzen

shut shut shut dichtdoen, sluiten

sing sang sung zingen

sink sank sunk zinken; doen zinken

sit sat sat zitten

sleep slept slept slapen

smell smelt smelt ruiken; stinken

speak spoke spoken spreken

spell spelt spelt spellen

spend spent spent

besteden; uitgeven;

doorbrengen

spill spilt spilt verspillen; morsen

spit spat spat spugen

spoil spoilt spoilt bederven

spread spread spread spreiden; verspreiden

stand stood stood staan

steal stole stolen stelen

stick stuck stuck

plakken;

(blijven) steken

stink stank stunk stinken





(voltooide tijd)


strike struck struck slaan; raken; staken

sweep swept swept vegen

swim swam swum zwemmen

take took taken nemen

teach taught taught leren; onderwijzen

tear tore torn scheuren; trekken

tell told told vertellen

think thought thought denken

throw threw thrown gooien

understand understood understood begrijpen

wake woke woken

wekken;

wakker worden

wear wore worn dragen; aanhebben

win won won winnen

write wrote written schrijven

Lesson 1: Stick, stuck, stuck (rap), multiple choice, crossword - sentencesTASK: underline the verbs (werkwoorden) that are in the song AND in your list.

Homework study: arise – forbid (or make and stick to your own planning)

Lesson 2: Iggy the Inchworm, Crossword Past Simple, A Sightseeing Holiday Homework study: forecast – say (or make and stick to your own planning)

Lesson 3: Make the sentences, Crossword Present Perfect, The Funny NoiseHomework study: see – write (or make and stick to your own planning)

Lesson 4: Irregular Verbs boardgame / quiz in classHomework review all words: prepare for test! (Test = Next Week!)

Every time you’ve finished the required exercises, you can also use your time in class to work on studying the irregular verbs online so make sure you’ve downloaded the list on WRTS (of course you can also find other apps or exercises online to help you study)!

Stick, Stuck, StuckClick on the link below to watch the video!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6iYFUogpLw&feature=related

The microphone I take (took, taken)

You shake (shook, shaken).

Wake (woke, woken)

to the style I’m creating.

Think (thought, thought).

Seek (sought, sought).

Listen to the lesson

That I teach (taught, taught).

Don’t sleep (slept, slept).

I creep (crept, crept).

I sneak (snuck, snuck up).*

You leap (leapt, leapt).

I keep (kept, kept)

Having fun.

I’m never beat (beat, beaten).

I win (won, won).

Do (did, done).

Begin (began, begun).

Shoot (shot, shot)—

No, I don’t own a gun.

I lead (led, led)

so I can feed (fed, fed)

the knowledge you need,

Straight to your head.

When I bring (brought, brought) it,

you catch (caught, caught) it.

Sit back. Relax.

Don’t fight (fought, fought) it.

Please don’t freeze (froze, frozen)

when I speak (spoke, spoken).

It’s real. You can feel.

I don’t steal (stole, stolen).

I choose (chose, chosen)

the very best rhymes

and write (wrote, written)

them into my lines

and into your mind.

When we meet (met, met)

I’ll bet (bet, bet)

I will let you forget (forgot, forgotten).

I get, got, gotten

Every head nodding

Don’t think about stopping.

Just come (came, come).

This is hip hop.

I don’t sing (sang, sung),

I sting (stung, stung).

I cling (clung, clung)

On each and every word

You hang (hung, hung).

It’s not enough to dream (dreamt, dreamt).

You’ve got to spend (spent, spent)

Time on your goals

Please lend (lent, lent)

Me your ear

Come near

And I’ll

Lay (laid, laid)

down this new sound that I

Make (made, made).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6iYFUogpLw&feature=related

I hope you don’t say that you think it’s junk.

I hope you don’t think that I stink (stank, stunk).

If you’re thirsty for English,

Come drink (drank, drunk)

‘Cuz I sink (sank, sunk)

All competition when they hear (heard, heard)

That I give (gave, given) encouragement.

When I spit (spat, spat),

Never quit (quit, quit).

Don’t sit (sat, sat).

Yeah, I like it like that.

I’ll even kneel (knelt, knelt),

And beg you to express

What you feel (felt, felt).

I rise (rose, risen)

When I drive, (drove, driven).

To the beat,

Tap your feet.

As you ride (rode, ridden),

‘Cuz they hide (hid, hidden).

I find (found, found)

If you flee (fled, fled),

Then I’ll track you down.

Now you see (saw, seen)

That I mean (meant, meant)

Every word of the message that I

Send (sent, sent).

I show (showed, shown)

I can fly (flew, flown).

Now you know (knew, known).

I shine (shone, shone).

I throw (threw, thrown)

you the ball.

It’s your turn

Grow (grew, grown)

with the verbs

That you learn

Grammar through lyrics

I draw (drew, drawn)

Peace to ELLs

Now I go (went, gone).

Note that “sneak, snuck, snuck” is non-

standard English. The most correct way

is SNEAK, SNEAKED, SNEAKED.

It is actually: get, got, got*

Multiple Choice

Multiple Choice: past simple

1. b

2. a

3. c

4. a

5. c

6. b

7. c

8. b

9. b

10.c

11.b

12.a

13.b

14.b

15.c

16.c

17.a

18.b

19.a

20.a

21.c

22.a

23.a

24.b

25.b

26.c

27.a

28.c

29.a

30.b

31.a

32.c

33.b

34.b

35.a

Crossword - sentencesFill in the past simple.

Across

1. The lake (freeze) froze overnight.

2. He (write) wrote a letter to his cousin in Arizona.

4. Christina (buy) bought a new bicycle.

5. Adam (give) gave me a slice of pizza.

6. We (drink) drank root beer floats.

7. The dog (sleep) slept on the sofa.

Down

1. I (find) found a quarter on the ground.

3. Will (teach) taught his cat to use the litter box.

4. Tiffany (blow) blew out the candle.

Iggy the Inchworm

A lot of the verbs in the story are incorrect, please write down the correct form!

Iggy, the inchworm, haved a horrible time remembering irregular verbs. He knowed there were right ways to say things, but he always sayed them wrong. One day, his mom gived him a book all about irregular verbs. He thinked this would really help him! His friend, Verby, was very smart and he comed over one day to help Iggy. Iggy sawed his very smart friend, Verby, remembering all the irregular verbs and he just wished he could do as well as Verby! So, Iggy sitted all day and learned all the verbs that the book teached him. Verby was impressed by Iggy’s hard work and sayed, “Wow Iggy! You taked a lot of time to remember all those crazy verbs!” Iggy was proud of his hard work. Iggy rided his bike around the neighborhood with his trusty verb book in his basket. Iggy flyed past the park where his friends played every day. Iggy walked up to them and sayed, “Hey guys! This book really helped. It teached me all the irregular verbs!” No one maked fun of Iggy anymore because he was the smartest inchworm around. He knowed what he had to do. He goed home and thanked his mom for his wonderful verb book. From then on, Iggy always remembered all the irregular verbs and he never leaved the house without that trusty book!

1. had 11. took

2. knew 12. rode

3. said 13. flew

4. gave 14. said

5. thought 15. taught

6. came 16. made

7. saw 17. knew

8. sat 18. went

9. taught 19. left

10. said

Crossword Past Simple

Use the past tense of these irregular verbs! s w a m

f l e w

w a s s o l d

r a n

m a d e s p o k e

t h r e w

w o r e

b r o u g h t

k n e w

s a t

b o u g h t

c a u g h t

b e g a n g o t

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A SIGHTSEEING HOLIDAY

Each of the sentences below has a missing word. Choose the correct word (present simple or past simple) from the box to complete the sentences.

When did you go on holiday last year? Every year I go on holiday in June or July,

but last year I went on holiday in May.

gowent

So, did you have a nice time in London? Oh, I had a lovely t ime in London, but that was two years ago.

Last year I had a great t ime in Paris.

havehad

Did you do any sightseeing? Yes, I did a lot of sightseeing that t ime.

I always do some sightseeing when in Paris.

dodid

Did you see Louvre Museum in Paris? Unfortunately, I didn’t see Louvre Museum,

but I saw Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame.

seesaw

Did you take any pictures there? I ’ve got a professional camera and always take pictures.

I took hundreds of pictures in Paris.

taketook

Paris is a huge city. Didn’t you get lost there? I ’m very good at directions so I never get lost,

but somehow I got lost on my way to the hotel in Paris.

getgot

Did you find any nice shops in Paris? You can always find a number of great shops there.

Last t ime I also found a really good market.

findfound

So, did you buy any souvenirs? Of course I did! I bought many lovely souvenirs in Paris.

I always buy some souvenirs when on holiday.

buybought

I bet you spent a lot of money, didn’t you? Well, I probably spent too much that t ime.

I can’t help it – I always spend a fortune on souvenirs.

spendspent

Did you feel upset with the high budget of your holiday? Not at al l! Nothing could make me feel upset.

I felt very happy about my holiday in Paris.

feelfelt

Make the sentencesUse the past simple:

1. She brought (bring) some chocolates to the party.

2. I heard (hear) a new song on the radio.

3. I read (read) three books last week.

4. They spoke (speak) French to the waitress.

5. He understood (understand) during the class, but now he doesn't understand.

6. I forgot (forget) to buy some milk.

7. She had (have) a baby in June.

8. You lost (lose) your keys last week.

9. They swam (swim) 500m.

10. I gave (give) my mother a CD for Christmas.

11.Billy ran (run) after the bus.

12.She said (say) that she would come later.

13. I bought (buy) some books this morning.

14.We made (make) a cake, it was delicious.

15.He sat (sit) on the old chair, and it broke.

Use the past participle of the verb:

1. Julie wasn’t at home, she had gone (go) to the shops.

2. We’ve already had (have) lunch.

3. This was the first time she had done (do) her homework

4. They have begun (begin) painting the living room.

5. We have kept (keep) this secret for three years.

6. He has never driven (drive) a motorbike before.

7. I have been (be) sick all week.

8. By the time we arrived, the children had eaten (eat) all the chocolate.

9. The books had fallen (fall) off the table, and were all over the floor.

10. “Are you okay?” “ I’ve felt (feel) better.”

11.David jumped into the air. He had sat (sit) on a drawing pin.

12.The weatherman had told (tell) us it would be sunny, but it rained all day.

13. I'm sorry I'm so tired. I haven't slept (sleep).

14.Have you thought (think) about changing jobs?

15. He’d thought he had understood (understand) the problem,

but now he realised he had made a mistake.

Crossword Present Perfect

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d r a w n

e a t e n

s p e n t

t a u g h t gt

h e a r ds a t

b e g u

d o n e

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The Funny Noise

Complete the gaps with an irregular verb in the past simple tense. Choose from:

be, break, buy, come, drive, eat, feel, find, get, give, go, have, hear, hold, know, let, lose, make, put, read, ring, run, say, sleep, take, think, tell, write

Note: you will need to use some verbs more than once!

Dear Ethel

I’m writing to tell you about something that happened yesterday. I got up at the usual time – about 10

am – had a shower and made breakfast. I ate a big bowl of cereal and some toast and watched TV for

a while. Then I went into the kitchen where I heard a funny noise. I thought it came from behind the

cooker. I got my tool box and moved the cooker out of the way.

The noise got louder but I couldn’t see anything. I rang my uncle to ask his advice. He said that he

thought it could be a gas leak. When I heard this I just panicked! I put the phone down, ran outside,

got in my car and drove to the local police station. I told them about my gas leak but the constable

lost his patience with me. He said that I should have phoned the gas company. He wrote his report,

then rang the gas company for me.

Then I remembered that my house doesn’t have gas – only electricity! I felt really stupid and knew that the constable would be angry with me for wasting his time, so I ran out of the police station while

he was still on the phone. I went home to try to find out what the noise was. On the way I bought a

newspaper and I read about an escaped llama that broke out of the city safari park last Wednesday.

When I got home I put my key in the door, turned it, went inside and straight away heard that funny

noise again. I held my breath and opened the door slowly. Guess what? I found the llama hiding in

my cupboard! I let him stay and he slept in my garden last night. The snoring was so loud! This

morning I took him back to the safari park. They were really pleased to see him again and gave me a

reward of £50!

Hope you are well. Write soon and let me know how you are.

Your friend,

Alan

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