*Target Irregular Verbs
1.be(am, are, is) – was/were – been. 2. begin – began – begun. 3. break – broke – broken. 4. bring – brought – brought. 5. build – built – built. 6. buy – bought – bought.
*Target Irregular Verbs
1.be(am, are, is) – was/were – been. 2. begin – began – begun. 3. break – broke – broken. 4. bring – brought – brought. 5. build – built – built. 6. buy – bought – bought.
( be ) I am a junior high school student now. (Present Simple)
I am a junior high school student now. (Present Simple)
( be ) I was an elementary school student last year. (Past Simple)
I was an elementary school student last year. (Past Simple)
( be ) I’ve been a junior high school student for 4 months. (Past Participle)
I’ve been a junior high school student for 4 months. (Past Participle)
( be ) You are good at tennis. (Present Simple)
You are good at tennis. (Present Simple)
( be ) You were my classmate last year. (Past Simple)
You were my classmate last year. (Past Simple)
( be ) You have been my friend for a long time. (Past Participle)
You have been my friend for a long time. (Past Participle)
( be ) He is my best friend. (Present Simple)
He is my best friend. (Present Simple)
( be ) He was very shy when he was a child. (Past Simple)
He was very shy when he was a child. (Past Simple)
( be ) He has been interested in tennis for two years. (Past Participle)
He has been interested in tennis for two years. (Past Participle)
( be ) She is in the tennis club. (Present Simple)
She is in the tennis club. (Present Simple)
( be ) She was sick yesterday. (Past Simple)
She was sick yesterday. (Past Simple)
( be ) She has been busy this week. (Past Participle)
She has been busy this week. (Past Participle)
( be ) They are classmates. (Present Simple)
They are classmates. (Present Simple)
( be ) They were on the soccer team last year. (Past Simple)
They were on the soccer team last year. (Past Simple)
( be ) They have been friends since April. (Past Participle)
They have been friends since April. (Past Participle)
( be ) Tom and Olivia are playing tennis together now. (Present Continuous)
Tom and Olivia are playing tennis together now. (Present Continuous)
( be ) Tom and Olivia were in different classes last year. (Past Simple)
Tom and Olivia were in different classes last year. (Past Simple)
( be ) Tom and Olivia have been good friends for a long time. (Past Participle)
Tom and Olivia have been good friends for a long time. (Past Participle)
( begin ) I want to begin a new project. (Base Form)
I want to begin a new project. (Base Form)
( begin ) I began reading this book yesterday. (Past Simple)
I began reading this book yesterday. (Past Simple)
( begin ) The movie has begun. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
The movie has begun. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( break ) Don’t break the rules. (Base Form)
Don’t break the rules. (Base Form)
( break ) I broke my glasses last week. (Past Simple)
I broke my glasses last week. (Past Simple)
( break ) The window was broken last night. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The window was broken last night. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( bring ) She always brings my notebook to class. (Present Simple)
She always brings my notebook to class. (Present Simple)
( bring ) I brought snacks for everyone. (Past Simple)
I brought snacks for everyone. (Past Simple)
( bring ) I have brought my umbrella today. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
I have brought my umbrella today. (Present Perfect / Past Participle)
( build ) They want to build a new stadium. (Base Form)
They want to build a new stadium. (Base Form)
( build ) We built a small robot in science class. (Past Simple)
We built a small robot in science class. (Past Simple)
( build ) The house was built in 2010. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
The house was built in 2010. (Dynamic Passive / Past Participle)
( buy ) He wants to buy a new backpack. (Base Form)
He wants to buy a new backpack. (Base Form)
( buy ) I bought a gift for my friend. (Past Simple)
I bought a gift for my friend. (Past Simple)
( buy ) The tickets have been bought already. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
The tickets have been bought already. (Present Perfect Passive / Past Participle)
