*Target Irregular Verbs
41. relay – relaid – relaid. 42. rend – rent – rent. 43. saw – sawed – sawn. 44. sew – sewed – sewn. 45. shed – shed – shed. 46. slay – slew – slain. 47. sow – sowed – sown. 48. strew – strewed – strewn. 49. tread – trod – trodden. 50. undertake – undertook – undertaken.
*Target Irregular Verbs
41. relay – relaid – relaid. 42. rend – rent – rent. 43. saw – sawed – sawn. 44. sew – sewed – sewn. 45. shed – shed – shed. 46. slay – slew – slain. 47. sow – sowed – sown. 48. strew – strewed – strewn. 49. tread – trod – trodden. 50. undertake – undertook – undertaken.
( relay ) I relay the bricks carefully.
I relay the bricks carefully.
( relay ) They relaid the entire walkway last week.
They relaid the entire walkway last week.
( relay ) The relaid stones look much better now. (Participial Adjective)
The relaid stones look much better now. (Participial Adjective)
( rend ) I rend the cloth into strips.
I rend the cloth into strips.
( rend ) The storm rent the sails apart.
The storm rent the sails apart.
( rend ) The rent fabric was thrown away. (Participial Adjective)
The rent fabric was thrown away. (Participial Adjective)
( saw ) He saws the wood every morning.
He saws the wood every morning.
( saw ) Mike sawed the branch off the tree.
Mike sawed the branch off the tree.
( saw ) The sawn logs were stacked neatly. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The sawn logs were stacked neatly. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( sew ) I sew my own clothes sometimes.
I sew my own clothes sometimes.
( sew ) She sewed a button onto Mike’s shirt.
She sewed a button onto Mike’s shirt.
( sew ) The sewn pattern looked beautiful. (Participial Adjective)
The sewn pattern looked beautiful. (Participial Adjective)
( shed ) I shed tears easily during movies.
I shed tears easily during movies.
( shed ) The tree shed its leaves early this year.
The tree shed its leaves early this year.
( shed ) The shed feathers covered the ground. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The shed feathers covered the ground. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( slay ) He slays monsters in the game.
He slays monsters in the game.
( slay ) The knight slew the dragon.
The knight slew the dragon.
( slay ) The slain beast lay silently on the ground. (Participial Adjective)
The slain beast lay silently on the ground. (Participial Adjective)
( sow ) I sow seeds in spring.
I sow seeds in spring.
( sow ) They sowed the field last week.
They sowed the field last week.
( sow ) The sown area needs watering. (Participial Adjective)
The sown area needs watering. (Participial Adjective)
( strew ) I strew petals along the path.
I strew petals along the path.
( strew ) The wind strewed papers everywhere.
The wind strewed papers everywhere.
( strew ) The strewn debris blocked the road. (Participial Adjective)
The strewn debris blocked the road. (Participial Adjective)
( tread ) He treads carefully on icy roads.
He treads carefully on icy roads.
( tread ) She trod on my foot accidentally.
She trod on my foot accidentally.
( tread ) The trodden path led into the forest. (Participial Adjective)
The trodden path led into the forest. (Participial Adjective)
( undertake ) I undertake difficult tasks willingly.
I undertake difficult tasks willingly.
( undertake ) Mike undertook the project alone.
Mike undertook the project alone.
( undertake ) The undertaken work has impressed everyone. (Participial Adjective)
The undertaken work has impressed everyone. (Participial Adjective)
