Name : M.

Gifahri A
Class : 1MI

Exercise 2
Fill in the spaces with the correct form of the verb in parentheses
in simple past tense. Then indicate whether the verb is regular or
irregular.

Example: The waiter (break) broke the glass at lunchtime. (regular / irregular)
Example: The child (jump) jumped on the trampoline in gym class. (regular / irregular)
1. She (be) was my friend in second grade. (regular / irregular)
2. Mr. Thomas (mow) mowed the grass yesterday morning. (regular / irregular)
3. Vickie and I (hide) hid the presents before the party. (regular / irregular)
4. The old cars (lead) led the parade last year. (regular / irregular)
5. Mr. Jones (lay) laid the tile in our old house. (regular / irregular)
6. The student (finish) finished his big project on time. (regular / irregular)
7. Gerald (call) called his mother last Sunday. (regular / irregular)
8. You (do) did the best job. (regular / irregular)
9. Amy (go) went home afterward. (regular / irregular)
10. The doctor (stitch) stitched his patient's wound quickly. (regular / irregular)
11. The Environmental Club members (pick) picked up trash last Friday. (regular / irregular)
12. The fishing boat (sink) sank in the storm. (regular / irregular)
13. We (spend) spent a lot of money on vacation last summer. (regular / irregular)
14. I (attend) attended high school in Florida many years ago. (regular / irregular)
15. Jennie (bring) brought a delicious salad to the party. (regular / irregular)

Exercise 3
Fill the gaps using the past tense of verbs from the box.

have buy rise find left charge waste

sell lose cost pay give win

1. My car was five years old, so I sell it and buy a new one.
2. I was very sad when I lose my watch because it was a present from my father and it cost
her a lot of money. Fortunately, somebody find it a few days later and took it to a police
station.
3. I pay over $2,000 for my computer, but it isn’t worth very much now.
4. My father give me $50 last week but I waste most of it on Friday when I went to the
concert.
5. Last week somebody win $1 million in a game show on television. It was quite exciting.
6. I’m afraid I waste my money on those computer games – I don’t think I’ve played them
more than once.
7. They charge me $10 to repair my watch.
8. I’m afraid I left my money at home
9. Sales rise last year.
10. We have to pay over $5,000 in interest.