REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS

TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

The weather (became) cold last night.

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TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

His parents arranged a party for him and (paid) it in cash last month.

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• IRREGULAR

TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

Bill (wanted) to borrow my bike earlier.

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• IRREGULAR

TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

Last week, the boys (spent) all their money on video games.

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• IRREGULAR

TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

Their parents (grounded) them for a week.

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• IRREGULAR

TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

Mark (caught) the thief and reported him to the police yesterday.

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• IRREGULAR

TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

I (wanted) to change the rules of the game to make it more exciting!

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• IRREGULAR

TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

My friends (agreed) to the changes in the rules of the game.

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TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

Don (treated) his friends to some ice cream.

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TELL IF THE PAST TENSE VERB INSIDE THE PARENTHESIS IS A REGULAR VERB OR IRREGULAR VERB.

No one (tried) to order the wasabi-flavored ice cream.

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• IRREGULAR