Irregular Verbs 6-15

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

I have a machine that bends metal. Yesterday it (a)   300 pieces of metal in one hour.

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

I will bring you something for lunch tomorrow. Yesterday you (a)   me something for lunch.

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

I will build my own house in the country, just like my father did. He (a)   a house in the country 50 years ago.

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

A: Did you buy it already? B: Yes, I (a)   it yesterday.

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

A: Did you catch a cold? B: Yes, I (a)   a cold from my little brother, who sneezed on me.

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

A: Please deal out the entire deck of cards.

B: I (a)   them out already! Can't you see them?

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

A: I want to dig a hole in the sand on the beach.

B: I (a)   a hole in the sand on the beach last summer, but it wasn't really much fun.

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

A: I want to feed all the world's hungry people.

B: That's great! I (a)   homeless people at a shelter last week.

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

A: Did you feel that earthquake just now?

B: Yes! I (a)   it!

In the second sentence, fill in the correct form of the underlined verb in the first sentence.

A: Did you fight with your little sister while we were gone?

B: Yes, we (a)   about who should wash the dishes.