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Irregular Verb Forms 2
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26.
Don't –
let
– the ball drop.
Jamie
—
let
letted
the ball drop yesterday.
Jamie
—
has let
has letted
ball drop several times in the past.
26a Past
26b Present Perfect
27.
Lie
– down and rest.
Jamie
—
lay
laid
lain
down to rest yesterday.
Jamie
—
has often lay
has often laid
has often lain
down to rest after a game.
27a Past
27b Present Perfect
28.
Don't –
lose
– your house key.
Jamie
—
lost
losed
loosed
her key yesterday.
Jamie
—
has lost
has losed
has loosed
her key before.
28a Past
28b Present Perfect
29.
–
Loosen
– your shoe laces.
laces
(N) – the strings that tighten the fit of a shoe
Jamie
—
loose
loosed
loosened
her shoe laces after she practiced.
Jamie
—
has loosen
has loosed
has loosened
her shoe laces already.
29a Past
29b Present Perfect
30.
Meet
– me at noon.
Jamie
—
met
meet
meeted
the coach on the soccer field yesterday.
Jamie
—
hasn't met
hasn't meet
hasn't meeted
the new coach yet.
30a Past
30b Present Perfect
31.
Put
– down the ball.
Jamie
—
put
putted
the ball down and left.
Jamie
—
had already put
had already putted
down the ball when she heard the whistle.
31a Past
31b Present Perfect
32.
Read
– me the rules.
Jamie
—
red
read
readed
the rules to the team last night.
Jamie has
—
has red
has read
has readed
the rules every year.
32a Past
32b Present Perfect
33.
Don't –
ring
– that bell.
Jamie
—
rang
rung
ringed
the bell and started the practice game.
Jamie
—
has rang
has rung
has ringed
the bell already.
33a Past
33b Present Perfect
34.
Can you –
run
– fast?
Jamie’s team
—
run
ran
runned
fast and scored a goal.
Jamie
—
has run
has ran
has runned
and made several goals recently.
34a Past
34b Present Perfect
35.
Did you –
see
– him?
Jamie's parents
—
saw
seen
seed
her score a goal.
They
—
have saw
have seen
have seed
several amazing goals this year.
35a Past
35b Present Perfect
36.
Send
– me an email.
Jamie
—
send
sent
sended
email to all teammates.
Jamie
—
has just send
has just sent
has just sended
the team another message.
36a Past
36b Present Perfect
37.
Shake
– my hand.
Jamie
—
shaked
shook
shooken
shaken
my hand after I scored a point.
Jamie
—
has shaked
has shook
has shooken
has shaken
everyone's hand recently.
37a Past
37b Present Perfect
38.
Please –
shut
– the door.
Jamie
—
shut
shutted
shutten
the door to the equipment room.
Jamie hasn't
—
shut
shutted
shutten
the other door yet.
38a Past
38b Present Perfect
39.
Let's –
sit
– outside.
Jamie
—
sit
sat
sitted
on the sidelines and watched.
Jamie
—
has sit
has sat
has sitted
and watched many times before.
39a Past
39b Present Perfect
40.
–
Slide
– under the gate.
Jamie
—
slided
slid
slide
across the grass a minute ago.
Jamie
—
has slided
has slid
has slide
on the grass before.
40a Past
40b Present Perfect
41.
Spend
– the weekend playing with us.
Jamie
—
spent
spend
spended
last weekend practicing.
Jamie
—
has spent
has spend
has spended
several weekends practicing this year.
41a Past
41b Present Perfect
42.
Stand
– in the back.
Jamie
—
standed
stood
stand
behind the goal post.
Jamie
—
has standed
has stood
has stand
on the side and watched for an hour.
42a Past
42b Present Perfect
43.
Stick
– the stamp on the envelope.
Jamie
—
stuck
sticked
stack
a star on her shirt last night.
Jamie
—
has stuck
has sticked
has stack
several pins on her shirt.
43a Past
43b Present Perfect
44.
Swear
– to tell the truth.
Jamie
—
sweared
swore
sworn
to tell the truth when she joined us.
Jamie
—
has sweared
has swore
has sworn
to tell the truth to us always.
44a Past
44b Present Perfect
45.
Don't –
swim
– in that river.
Jamie
—
swim
swum
swam
swimmed
after she played soccer.
Jamie
—
has swim
has swum
has swam
has swimmed
after practices for many years.
45a Past
45b Present Perfect
46.
Teach–
me how to do that trick with the ball.
Jamie
—
teach
teached
taught
us how to play better last year.
Jamie
—
has teached
has taut
has taught
us some new techniques recently.
46a Past
46b Present Perfect
47.
Tell
– me another joke.
Jamie
—
tell
told
telled
us some jokes last night.
Jamie
—
has tell
has told
has telled
us jokes several times.
47a Past
47b Present Perfect
48.
–
Throw
– the ball to your teammate.
Jamie
—
throwed
thrown
threw
the ball and ran.
Jamie
—
has throwed
has thrown
has threw
the ball already
48a Past
48b Present Perfect
49.
Don't –
upset
– yourself!
Jamie
—
upset
upsat
upsetted
everyone by missing a pass.
Jamie
—
has never upset
has never upsat
has never upsetted
us before.
49a Past
49b Present Perfect
50.
Wear
– warm clothes today.
Jamie
—
weared
wore
worn
a sweatshirt last night.
Jamie
—
has weared
has wore
has worn
her lucky t-shirt for over a year.
50a Past
50b Present Perfect