Simple Past Tense: Irregular Verbs

During an English class, Kai was asked to write the irregular past tense of become. He wrote (a)   on the board.

• became

• began

• becomed

Nora was telling a story about her day, and she said, "I begin to read a book, but then I got distracted." Arjun corrected her and said, "You should say, 'I (a)   to read a book.'"

• began

• went

• brought

The irregular past tense of bring is​ (a)  

• brought
• began
• bringed

Ethan was reading a story and came across the sentence: 'Yesterday, Hannah chose a book from the library.' He noticed that the past tense of choose is (a)   in this sentence.

• chose

• came

• choosed

Arjun was telling a story about his trip to the mountains. He said, "Yesterday, we come across a beautiful waterfall." Avery corrected him, "You mean, we (a)   across a beautiful waterfall."

• came

• drew

• choose

The irregular past tense of draw is​ (a)  

• drew
• drawed
• drawer

The irregular past tense of feed is​ (a)  

• fed
• ate
• feeded

Ethan was writing a story about his day. He wanted to describe how he felt after his soccer match. He was confused about the irregular past tense of the word 'feel'. He wrote, 'I (a)   very tired after the match.' What is the correct word that Ethan should use?

• felt

• falt

• thought

The irregular past tense of get is​ (a)  

• got
• goat
• went

During a grammar lesson, Daniel was asked to fill in the blank with the irregular past tense of give. He wrote: "Yesterday, Abigail (a)   her book to Aria."

• gave

• given

• gived