One of the hardest things when you’re learning English are the irregular verbs! It’s difficult to remember them all. But, remember that learning a language is not a memorisation game, and consistent exposure to the language through comprehensible input (reading and listening at your level) will always be the best way to improve your use and recognition of these irregulars.
However, it is still good to practice with some grammar exercises now and then, so here we are with a Simple Past Irregulars exercise!
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Use the verb given to write the correct past form.
I (beat) (beat) my best friend at tennis yesterday
He (caught) (catch) the 4 o’clock train for Manchester
Maria (drew) (draw) a wonderful picture of a dog last week
We (ate) (eat) a fantastic lunch at the restaurant
I (fell) (fall) over yesterday and really hurt my leg!
She (gave) (give) me the most thoughtful gift for Christmas
I (heard) (hear) the police are looking for him
They (left) (leave) yesterday, you just missed them!
I definitely (put) (put) it on the table, so I don’t know where it (went) (go)
He (rang) (ring) twelve times yesterday, tell him to stop!
The car (sold) (sell) for exactly four thousand pounds
I (thought) (think) it was a strange thing to say, but (understood) (understand) anyway
Two things that many English learners find difficult are phrasal verbs and the verb ‘to get’. So we thought we would help you out and combine the two! Here we introduce phrasal verbs that use ‘get’. Take a look at the verbs and their meaning first and then try our quiz!
The following definitions are not the only ones for these verbs, sometimes there’s more than one! But here are the most popular ones to get you started.
Get across– To communicate an idea successfully
Get along– To have a good relationship/ friendship with someone
Get by– To be able to live, despite difficulty
Get down– To feel sad or depressed
Get rid of– To eliminate, discard or throw something away
Get through– To survive a difficult period
Phrasal Verbs with Get
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It’s not easy living in Italy as an English speaker, but I ______
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Me and my brother _________ well despite our differences
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I really want to ___________ this cold I’ve got at the moment
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Visiting Auschwitz really _______ the horror of the Holocaust
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Every now and then I _____ a bit ______ thinking about the stress of work
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This year hasn’t been easy, but we ________ it.
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The professor was trying to ________ the importance of climate change to his students
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In this modern world, most people still struggle to ________
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I _________ so well with my old colleagues
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How are we going to _______ this terrible smell from the drain?
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