Irregular Past Tense Verbs gr.2

Yesterday, Juan and Loren performed at the school talent show. Which word is the right way to say "sing" for what they did?

• singed

• sang

• sung

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Read this sentence out loud: "Chris's dog ran quickly across the yard." Which word tells us what the dog did in the past?

• dog

• ran

• yard

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Pick the sentence that sounds right if it already happened to Chris.

• Chris went to the store.

• Chris goed to the store.

• Chris goes to the store.

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Juan and Chris are reading sentences out loud. Which sentence sounds best when you read it out loud?

• The cat jumped over the fence.

• The cat jumps over the fence

• The cat jump over the fence.

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Which sentence uses the past tense the right way?

• Loren comed to the party.

• Loren came to the party.

• Loren comes to the party.

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Listen to this: "Chris ate his lunch before going outside." Which word is the past tense verb, and what is it now?

• ate; eat

• going; go

• lunch; lunches

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Juan is reading out loud and says: "The boy runned to the park." What should Juan do to fix his mistake and say it right?

• Stop and say, "The boy ran to the park," using the right word.

• Keep reading and don’t fix it.

• Go back and say, "The boy runs to the park," even though it changes the meaning.

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Juan is reading out loud in class. Which answer shows he knows how to fix a mistake when he reads?

• He reads "The boy runned fast," then he says, "Oops, the boy ran fast."

• He keeps reading even if he makes a mistake.

• He stops reading and waits for the teacher to correct him.

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Loren is writing a story and wants to use the past tense of "come." Which sentence is right, and why?

• She came to my house because "came" is the right past tense of "come."

• She coming to my house because "coming" is the past tense of "come."

• She come to my house because "come" is the past tense of "come."

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Loren and Chris are reading out loud in class and see this sentence: "The children sang a beautiful song at the concert." How can you use your voice to help everyone understand what’s happening?

• Read the sentence in a flat, quiet voice.

• Use a happy and excited voice to show the children enjoyed singing.

• Read the sentence very quickly without stopping.

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