*Target Irregular Verbs
41. slide – slid – slid. 42. smell – smelled – smelled. 43. spin – spun – spun. 44. spread – spread – spread. 45. steal – stole – stolen. 46. stick – stuck – stuck. 47. strike – struck – struck. 48. sweep – swept – swept. 49. swing – swung – swung. 50. weep – wept – wept.
*Target Irregular Verbs
41. slide – slid – slid. 42. smell – smelled – smelled. 43. spin – spun – spun. 44. spread – spread – spread. 45. steal – stole – stolen. 46. stick – stuck – stuck. 47. strike – struck – struck. 48. sweep – swept – swept. 49. swing – swung – swung. 50. weep – wept – wept.
( slide ) She slides the box across the floor.
She slides the box across the floor.
( slide ) Mike slid down the hill on a sled.
Mike slid down the hill on a sled.
( slide ) The door slid open by itself.
The door slid open by itself.
( smell ) Mike smells fresh bread from the kitchen.
Mike smells fresh bread from the kitchen.
( smell ) Sarah smelled the flowers in the garden.
Sarah smelled the flowers in the garden.
( smell ) The cookies smelled amazing when they came out of the oven.
The cookies smelled amazing when they came out of the oven.
( spin ) The potter spins the wheel slowly.
The potter spins the wheel slowly.
( spin ) The dancer spun beautifully on stage.
The dancer spun beautifully on stage.
( spin ) The spun thread was stored in a wooden basket.
The spun thread was stored in a wooden basket.
( spread ) She spreads butter on the toast.
She spreads butter on the toast.
( spread ) The news spread quickly yesterday.
The news spread quickly yesterday.
( spread ) The map spread on the table belongs to Mike.
The map spread on the table belongs to Mike.
( steal ) They steal bicycles from the station sometimes.
They steal bicycles from the station sometimes.
( steal ) Someone stole Mike’s wallet last night.
Someone stole Mike’s wallet last night.
( steal ) The stolen painting was finally recovered.
The stolen painting was finally recovered.
( stick ) He sticks the note on the fridge.
He sticks the note on the fridge.
( stick ) The key stuck in the lock.
The key stuck in the lock.
( stick ) The papers stuck together in the rain were hard to read.
The papers stuck together in the rain were hard to read.
( strike ) He strikes the match to light it.
He strikes the match to light it.
( strike ) Lightning struck the tree during the storm.
Lightning struck the tree during the storm.
( strike ) The struck area is still without power.
The struck area is still without power.
( sweep ) She sweeps the floor every morning.
She sweeps the floor every morning.
( sweep ) Emma swept the leaves into a pile.
Emma swept the leaves into a pile.
( sweep ) The streets swept yesterday look much cleaner today.
The streets swept yesterday look much cleaner today.
( swing ) The child swings the rope over his head.
The child swings the rope over his head.
( swing ) Mike swung the bat with full strength.
Mike swung the bat with full strength.
( swing ) The door has swung open again.
The door has swung open again.
( weep ) Some people weep at sad movies sometimes.
Some people weep at sad movies sometimes.
( weep ) She wept quietly in the corner.
She wept quietly in the corner.
( weep ) He has wept many times over that memory.
He has wept many times over that memory.
