*Target Irregular Verbs
11. cling – clung – clung. 12. creep – crept – crept. 13. deal – dealt – dealt. 14. dig – dug – dug. 15. feed – fed – fed. 16. fight – fought – fought. 17. flee – fled – fled. 18. forbid – forbade – forbidden. 19. freeze – froze – frozen. 20. grind – ground – ground.
*Target Irregular Verbs
11. cling – clung – clung. 12. creep – crept – crept. 13. deal – dealt – dealt. 14. dig – dug – dug. 15. feed – fed – fed. 16. fight – fought – fought. 17. flee – fled – fled. 18. forbid – forbade – forbidden. 19. freeze – froze – frozen. 20. grind – ground – ground.
( cling ) Children often cling to their parents.
Children often cling to their parents.
( cling ) The cat clung to the curtain.
The cat clung to the curtain.
( cling ) The smell has clung to my clothes all day.
The smell has clung to my clothes all day.
( creep ) The cat creeps quietly into the room.
The cat creeps quietly into the room.
( creep ) The cat crept under the table.
The cat crept under the table.
( creep ) A strange feeling has crept into my mind.
A strange feeling has crept into my mind.
( deal ) The dealer deals cards in the game.
The dealer deals cards in the game.
( deal ) She dealt with the problem quickly.
She dealt with the problem quickly.
( deal ) The issue dealt with yesterday is now solved.
The issue dealt with yesterday is now solved.
( dig ) The gardener digs a small hole in the garden.
The gardener digs a small hole in the garden.
( dig ) She dug a tunnel for the project.
She dug a tunnel for the project.
( dig ) The fossils dug up last week are now on display.
The fossils dug up last week are now on display.
( feed ) She feeds her dog every morning.
She feeds her dog every morning.
( feed ) She fed the baby carefully.
She fed the baby carefully.
( feed ) The animals have been fed already.
The animals have been fed already.
( fight ) They fight for their rights.
They fight for their rights.
( fight ) The two teams fought fiercely yesterday.
The two teams fought fiercely yesterday.
( fight ) He is a well-fought champion with many battles behind him.
He is a well-fought champion with many battles behind him.
( flee ) People flee when danger appears.
People flee when danger appears.
( flee ) The thief fled from the police.
The thief fled from the police.
( flee ) The suspects have fled the country.
The suspects have fled the country.
( forbid ) They forbid smoking here.
They forbid smoking here.
( forbid ) My parents forbade me to stay out late.
My parents forbade me to stay out late.
( forbid ) The area is forbidden to visitors.
The area is forbidden to visitors.
( freeze ) Water freezes at 0°C.
Water freezes at 0°C.
( freeze ) The lake froze completely last winter.
The lake froze completely last winter.
( freeze ) The frozen lake looked beautiful in the morning light.
The frozen lake looked beautiful in the morning light.
( grind ) The barista grinds coffee beans every day.
The barista grinds coffee beans every day.
( grind ) She ground the spices by hand.
She ground the spices by hand.
( grind ) The coffee ground this morning smells wonderful.
The coffee ground this morning smells wonderful.
