*Target Irregular Verbs
7. catch – caught – caught. 8. choose – chose – chosen. 9. come – came – come. 10. cost – cost – cost. 11. cut – cut – cut. 12. do – did – done. 13. draw – drew – drawn. 14. drink – drank – drunk. 15. drive – drove – driven. 16. eat – ate – eaten. 17. fall – fell – fallen. 18. feel – felt – felt.
*Target Irregular Verbs
7. catch – caught – caught. 8. choose – chose – chosen. 9. come – came – come. 10. cost – cost – cost. 11. cut – cut – cut. 12. do – did – done. 13. draw – drew – drawn. 14. drink – drank – drunk. 15. drive – drove – driven. 16. eat – ate – eaten. 17. fall – fell – fallen. 18. feel – felt – felt.
( catch ) Try to catch the ball. (Base Form)
Try to catch the ball. (Base Form)
( catch ) I caught a cold last week. (Past Simple)
I caught a cold last week. (Past Simple)
( catch ) The thief was caught by the police. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The thief was caught by the police. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( choose ) You can choose any color you like. (Base Form)
You can choose any color you like. (Base Form)
( choose ) I chose this song for the performance. (Past Simple)
I chose this song for the performance. (Past Simple)
( choose ) She has been chosen as the leader. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
She has been chosen as the leader. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
( come ) Please come to the meeting. (Base Form)
Please come to the meeting. (Base Form)
( come ) My cousin came to visit me last weekend. (Past Simple)
My cousin came to visit me last weekend. (Past Simple)
( come ) I have come here many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
I have come here many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( cost ) These shoes cost too much. (Present Simple)
These shoes cost too much. (Present Simple)
( cost ) The book cost $2 two years ago. (Past Simple)
The book cost $2 two years ago. (Past Simple)
( cost ) The repairs have cost a lot of money. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
The repairs have cost a lot of money. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( cut ) Be careful not to cut your finger. (Base Form)
Be careful not to cut your finger. (Base Form)
( cut ) I cut my hair last week. (Past Simple)
I cut my hair last week. (Past Simple)
( cut ) The paper was cut into small pieces. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The paper was cut into small pieces. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( do ) He wants to do his best today. (Base Form)
He wants to do his best today. (Base Form)
( do ) I did my homework last night. (Past Simple)
I did my homework last night. (Past Simple)
( do ) I have done this many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
I have done this many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( draw ) Marie likes to draw animals. (Base Form)
Marie likes to draw animals. (Base Form)
( draw ) I drew a picture in art class. (Past Simple)
I drew a picture in art class. (Past Simple)
( draw ) A new map has been drawn for the event. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
A new map has been drawn for the event. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
( drink ) My cat usually drinks milk in the morning. (Present Simple)
My cat usually drinks milk in the morning. (Present Simple)
( drink ) I drank too much soda yesterday. (Past Simple)
I drank too much soda yesterday. (Past Simple)
( drink ) All the water has been drunk already. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
All the water has been drunk already. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
( drive ) I want to drive a car someday. (Base Form)
I want to drive a car someday. (Base Form)
( drive ) I drove to school this morning. (Past Simple)
I drove to school this morning. (Past Simple)
( drive ) He has driven this road many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
He has driven this road many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( eat ) Beth wants to eat lunch now. (Base Form)
Beth wants to eat lunch now. (Base Form)
( eat ) I ate pizza for dinner. (Past Simple)
I ate pizza for dinner. (Past Simple)
( eat ) All the cookies have been eaten. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
All the cookies have been eaten. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
( fall ) Be careful not to fall. (Base Form)
Be careful not to fall. (Base Form)
( fall ) I fell during PE class. (Past Simple)
I fell during PE class. (Past Simple)
( fall ) The leaves have fallen from the trees. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
The leaves have fallen from the trees. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( feel ) I feel happy today. (Present Simple)
I feel happy today. (Present Simple)
( feel ) I felt tired after practice. (Past Simple)
I felt tired after practice. (Past Simple)
( feel ) I have felt this way before. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
I have felt this way before. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
