English Grammar Quiz - Irregular verbs

The architects found that the cost of an all-concrete driveway was expensive. Thus, they begun to seek a substitute.

• NO CHANGE

• had began

• would have begin

• began

In the future, university coaches preferring football recruits with some junior college on-the-field experience.

• NO CHANGE

• would have preferred

• will prefer

• must be preferring

The small children watched in wonder as the fireworks lit the sky golden and casted a hazy glow over the horizon.

• lit the sky golden and cast

• alighted the sky golden and casted

• alighted the sky golden and cast

• NO CHANGE

Jess was surprised that she had ran the 400-meter race several seconds faster than her qualifying time at districts.

• NO CHANGE

• has ran

• run

• had run

Ev read so many Laura Ingalls Wilder books that in her childhood imagination, she seen herself living in a log cabin.

• NO CHANGE

• had seen herself

• had saw herself

• saw her

Evidently, my neighbors decided to pack early. I would ring the bell sooner if I had known they were leaving today.

• NO CHANGE

• would have rung

• would rang

• rang

I could not have been more proud of my brother when he sung the National Anthem at the opening ceremonies.

• NO CHANGE

• had sang

• sang

• would have sung

I tried very hard not to become angry at my sister when she shrinked my favorite sweater.

• NO CHANGE

• shrank

• had shrank

• shrunk

I couldn't believe my sister went backstage to meet the singer! I quickly blurted out, "Did you actually spoke to him?"

• NO CHANGE

• had spoken

• want to spoke

• speak

Select the correct irregular verbs for these statements: "Today, I _____ . Yesterday, I _____ . For years, I _____ ."

• go----went----have gone

• went----had gone----would go

• had gone----had went----had go

• I have no idea where I'm going or where I have gone.