*Target Irregular Verbs
30. know – knew – known. 31. leave – left – left. 32. lose – lost – lost. 33. make – made – made. 34. meet – met – met. 35. pay – paid – paid. 36. put – put – put. 37. read – read – read. 38. ride – rode – ridden. 39. ring – rang – rung.
*Target Irregular Verbs
30. know – knew – known. 31. leave – left – left. 32. lose – lost – lost. 33. make – made – made. 34. meet – met – met. 35. pay – paid – paid. 36. put – put – put. 37. read – read – read. 38. ride – rode – ridden. 39. ring – rang – rung.
( know ) She knows the answer. (Present Simple)
She knows the answer. (Present Simple)
( know ) I knew him when we were kids. (Past Simple)
I knew him when we were kids. (Past Simple)
( know ) He is known for his kindness. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
He is known for his kindness. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
( leave ) Lily leaves home at 7 every morning. (Present Simple)
Lily leaves home at 7 every morning. (Present Simple)
( leave ) She left her phone on the table. (Past Simple)
She left her phone on the table. (Past Simple)
( leave ) The room was left untouched. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The room was left untouched. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( lose ) He often loses his keys. (Present Simple)
He often loses his keys. (Present Simple)
( lose ) I lost my wallet yesterday. (Past Simple)
I lost my wallet yesterday. (Past Simple)
( lose ) The lost child was found quickly. (Participial Adjective / Past Participle)
The lost child was found quickly. (Participial Adjective / Past Participle)
( make ) She makes delicious cookies. (Present Simple)
She makes delicious cookies. (Present Simple)
( make ) I made a mistake on the test. (Past Simple)
I made a mistake on the test. (Past Simple)
( make ) This movie was made in 2020. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
This movie was made in 2020. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( meet ) I meet new people at school. (Present Simple)
I meet new people at school. (Present Simple)
( meet ) We met at the station. (Past Simple)
We met at the station. (Past Simple)
( meet ) They have met many times before. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
They have met many times before. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( pay ) He pays for his own lunch. (Present Simple)
He pays for his own lunch. (Present Simple)
( pay ) I paid the bill yesterday. (Past Simple)
I paid the bill yesterday. (Past Simple)
( pay ) The rent is paid monthly. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
The rent is paid monthly. (Stative Passive / Past Participle)
( put ) She puts her books on the shelf. (Present Simple)
She puts her books on the shelf. (Present Simple)
( put ) I put my bag under the desk. (Past Simple)
I put my bag under the desk. (Past Simple)
( put ) The chairs were put in a circle. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The chairs were put in a circle. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( read ) He reads a book every night. (Present Simple)
He reads a book every night. (Present Simple)
( read ) I read three books last month. (Past Simple)
I read three books last month. (Past Simple)
( read ) This is a well-read student. (Participial Adjective / Past Participle)
This is a well-read student. (Participial Adjective / Past Participle)
( ride ) I want to ride a horse someday. (Base Form)
I want to ride a horse someday. (Base Form)
( ride ) I rode my bike to school yesterday. (Past Simple)
I rode my bike to school yesterday. (Past Simple)
( ride ) She has ridden this trail many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
She has ridden this trail many times. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( ring ) The phone rings every morning. (Present Simple)
The phone rings every morning. (Present Simple)
( ring ) The bell rang loudly during the fire drill. (Past Simple)
The bell rang loudly during the fire drill. (Past Simple)
( ring ) The alarm has rung three times today. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
The alarm has rung three times today. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
