*Target Irregular Verbs
21. hang – hung – hung. 22. hide – hid – hidden. 23. kneel – knelt – knelt. 24. lay – laid – laid. 25. lead – led – led. 26. lean – leaned – leaned. 27. lend – lent – lent. 28. lie (recline) – lay – lain. 29. light – lit – lit. 30. mean – meant – meant.
*Target Irregular Verbs
21. hang – hung – hung. 22. hide – hid – hidden. 23. kneel – knelt – knelt. 24. lay – laid – laid. 25. lead – led – led. 26. lean – leaned – leaned. 27. lend – lent – lent. 28. lie (recline) – lay – lain. 29. light – lit – lit. 30. mean – meant – meant.
( hang ) Mike hangs his coat on the hook.
Mike hangs his coat on the hook.
( hang ) She hung the picture on the wall.
She hung the picture on the wall.
( hang ) The paintings hung in the gallery are all modern works.
The paintings hung in the gallery are all modern works.
( hide ) He hides the key under the mat.
He hides the key under the mat.
( hide ) He hid behind the door.
He hid behind the door.
( hide ) The hidden treasure was finally discovered.
The hidden treasure was finally discovered.
( kneel ) She kneels to tie her shoes.
She kneels to tie her shoes.
( kneel ) She knelt beside the injured dog.
She knelt beside the injured dog.
( kneel ) He has knelt here many times to pray.
He has knelt here many times to pray.
( lay ) The worker lays the blanket on the bed.
The worker lays the blanket on the bed.
( lay ) She laid the plates on the table.
She laid the plates on the table.
( lay ) The foundation was laid last year.
The foundation was laid last year.
( lead ) She leads the team in practice.
She leads the team in practice.
( lead ) She led the group through the forest.
She led the group through the forest.
( lead ) The project is led by an experienced manager.
The project is led by an experienced manager.
( lean ) Mike leans against the wall.
Mike leans against the wall.
( lean ) She leaned on my shoulder.
She leaned on my shoulder.
( lean ) The ladder has leaned against the tree all afternoon.
The ladder has leaned against the tree all afternoon.
( lend ) She lends her friend some money.
She lends her friend some money.
( lend ) She lent me her bike yesterday.
She lent me her bike yesterday.
( lend ) The books lent to the students must be returned soon.
The books lent to the students must be returned soon.
( lie (recline) ) He lies on the sofa after work.
He lies on the sofa after work.
( lie (recline) ) He lay on the grass and looked at the sky.
He lay on the grass and looked at the sky.
( lie (recline) ) She has lain in bed all morning.
She has lain in bed all morning.
( light ) She lights the candles for dinner.
She lights the candles for dinner.
( light ) She lit a fire in the fireplace.
She lit a fire in the fireplace.
( light ) The path lit by lanterns looked beautiful.
The path lit by lanterns looked beautiful.
( mean ) Mike means what he says.
Mike means what he says.
( mean ) She meant every word.
She meant every word.
( mean ) His words were meant as a compliment.
His words were meant as a compliment.
