Irregular verbs (part 1)

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Irregular verbs (part 1)

Irregular verbs (part 1)

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1. Question

Put the verb in parentheses into the Past Simple.

I (buy) some milk at Aldi, and it only (cost) one Euro.

Last week he (hit) his head on a shelf at work and (wake) up in the hospital.

When I (be) a child, I (catch) a butterfly, but (let) it go.

Yesterday I (come) home from the store, (put) the groceries in the refrigerator and (shut) the refrigerator door.

My son (tell) me that he (hurt) his foot playing football yesterday.

My colleague did not have a pen at the meeting so I (lend) him one of mine.

We (send) the information to you in an email last week.

Last quarter, the company (spend) too much on travel.

Do you see that building over there? It is hard to believe but they (build) it in less than one year.

Last night I (feel) a bit feverish.

2. Question

Put the verbs in parentheses into the Past Simple.

We (go) to Las Vegas last year. I (lose) over 300 dollars gambling. I (leave) the casino empty-handed.

Three years ago, I (meet) Boris Becker in a bar in Prague.

Last night, I (dream) I (be) a professional footballer.

I (bring) the wine to our company Christmas party last year.

When we (be) children, my sister and I (fight) all the time.

At the meeting yesterday, I (think) the boss’s head was going to explode!

I (catch) a horrible cold on holiday last year.

What? She still doesn’t know how to send an email. I (teach) her how to do that last week.

I finally (sell) that old car last week.

Yesterday I (find) lipstick on my husband’s collar. How cliché!

Thank you very much for having invited us. We (have) such a lovely time this evening.

Really? You didn’t know he was leaving the company? I (hear) that nearly a month ago.

I (hold) a presentation in Jerusalem last year. It is such a fascinating city.

Last night you (say) you wanted to go to the United States on holiday.

3. Question

Put the verb in parentheses into the Past Simple.

They (be) so disappointed in the quality of the service last night that they (leave) the restaurant without leaving a tip.

Why did we get this reminder? I (pay) the phone bill last month.

I can’t tell you. I (make) a promise to keep it a secret.

(Achtung! Hier kommt Schleichwerbung) After one year at Masters English, I (go) to England last month and (understand) everything!

My wife (hurt) herself skiing last year. She (break) her leg in Austria.

I studied engineering, but I had to choose between electrical or mechanical engineering. I (choose) electrical engineering.

The first time I (meet) her, I didn’t understand a word. She (speak) too fast.

He (steal) his first car when he (be) 15 years old.

She is so clumsy. Last year she (ride) a horse for the first time. Of course, she (fall) off.