Irregular verbs in English, beginning with the letters c, d and e. Learn the verbs in their past simple form in column one. See the verbs used in context in column two.
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caught |
Last winter, I caught a cold. (catch - caught - caught)
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chose |
I chose to act in last year's play. (choose - chose - chosen)
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came |
Last Sport's Day, we came first in two races. (come - came - come)
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cost |
The groceries cost less last week than they did this week. (cost - cost - cost)
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cut |
Last night, I cut myself while shaving. (cut - cut - cut)
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dealt |
In the last lesson of the day, I dealt the cards for the matching game. (deal - dealt - dealt)
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dug |
Last week, at the beach, I dug a hole in the sand. (dig - dug - dug)
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did |
We did our homework yesterday. (do - did - done)
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drew |
We drew birds in Art last week. (draw - drew - drawn)
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dreamt |
Last night, I dreamt I was flying. (dream - dreamt - dreamt)
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drank |
We drank champagne at last year's party. (drink - drank - drunk)
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drove |
Last year, I drove to work every day. (drive - drove - driven)
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ate |
Yesterday morning, we ate eggs for breakfast. (eat - ate - eaten)
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Spelling games using the word list: Irregular Verbs: Past Simple Form (c, d and e words)
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Monkey Business
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