*Target Irregular Verbs
19. find – found – found. 20. fly – flew – flown. 21. forget – forgot – forgotten. 22. get – got – gotten. 23. give – gave – given. 24. go – went – gone. 25. grow – grew – grown. 26. have – had – had. 27. hear – heard – heard. 28. hold – held – held. 29. keep – kept – kept.
*Target Irregular Verbs
19. find – found – found. 20. fly – flew – flown. 21. forget – forgot – forgotten. 22. get – got – gotten. 23. give – gave – given. 24. go – went – gone. 25. grow – grew – grown. 26. have – had – had. 27. hear – heard – heard. 28. hold – held – held. 29. keep – kept – kept.
( find ) John wants to find my keys. (Base Form)
John wants to find my keys. (Base Form)
( find ) I found a coin on the ground. (Past Simple)
I found a coin on the ground. (Past Simple)
( find ) The lost dog was found this morning. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The lost dog was found this morning. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( fly ) Mike wants to fly to another country someday. (Base Form)
Mike wants to fly to another country someday. (Base Form)
( fly ) A bird flew into the garden. (Past Simple)
A bird flew into the garden. (Past Simple)
( fly ) The plane has flown over the city many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
The plane has flown over the city many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( forget ) She often forgets her password. (Present Simple)
She often forgets her password. (Present Simple)
( forget ) I forgot my umbrella yesterday. (Past Simple)
I forgot my umbrella yesterday. (Past Simple)
( forget ) I have forgotten his name again. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
I have forgotten his name again. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( get ) He wants to get a new phone. (Base Form)
He wants to get a new phone. (Base Form)
( get ) I got a letter from my friend. (Past Simple)
I got a letter from my friend. (Past Simple)
( get ) I have gotten better at English recently. (Present Perfect / Past Participle) (US)
I have gotten better at English recently. (Present Perfect / Past Participle) (US)
( give ) He gives his dog a treat every morning. (Present Simple)
He gives his dog a treat every morning. (Present Simple)
( give ) She gave me a birthday present. (Past Simple)
She gave me a birthday present. (Past Simple)
( give ) He is a given leader in the group. (Participial Adjective / Past Participle)
He is a given leader in the group. (Participial Adjective / Past Participle)
( go ) She goes to school by bike. (Present Simple)
She goes to school by bike. (Present Simple)
( go ) We went to the beach last weekend. (Past Simple)
We went to the beach last weekend. (Past Simple)
( go ) She is gone for the day. (Stative Passive / Adjective Use / Past Participle)
She is gone for the day. (Stative Passive / Adjective Use / Past Participle)
( grow ) Plants grow quickly in summer. (Present Simple)
Plants grow quickly in summer. (Present Simple)
( grow ) The baby grew a lot last year. (Past Simple)
The baby grew a lot last year. (Past Simple)
( grow ) The trees have grown taller this month. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
The trees have grown taller this month. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( have ) She has many friends. (Present Simple)
She has many friends. (Present Simple)
( have ) I had a headache yesterday. (Past Simple)
I had a headache yesterday. (Past Simple)
( have ) We have had this car for ten years. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
We have had this car for ten years. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( hear ) He hears a strange noise outside. (Present Simple)
He hears a strange noise outside. (Present Simple)
( hear ) I heard your name on the radio. (Past Simple)
I heard your name on the radio. (Past Simple)
( hear ) The news is heard everywhere. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
The news is heard everywhere. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
( hold ) She holds her bag tightly. (Present Simple)
She holds her bag tightly. (Present Simple)
( hold ) I held the door open for him. (Past Simple)
I held the door open for him. (Past Simple)
( hold ) The event was held last month. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The event was held last month. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( keep ) He keeps his room clean. (Present Simple)
He keeps his room clean. (Present Simple)
( keep ) I kept the secret for a long time. (Past Simple)
I kept the secret for a long time. (Past Simple)
( keep ) The door is kept locked at night. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
The door is kept locked at night. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
