Swept

Sweeped

Sweepped

Sweep

Telled

Telt

Told

Tolded

I sweared to her it was him.

I swore to her it was him.

I swored to her it was him.

I swear to her it was him.

I swam in the deep blue sea.

I swum in the deep blue sea.

I swimmed in the deep blue sea.

I swammed in the deep blue sea.

Taught, tought

Thaught, thought

Taught, thought

Teached, thinked

I threw a tomato onto the stage.

I throw a tomato onto the stage.

I through a tomato onto the stage.

I throwed a tomato onto the stage.

I swinged the bat and hit a home run.

I swung the bat and hit a home run.

I swang the bat and hit a home run.

I was swinged the bat and hit a home run.

He taught math was an easy subject.

He thought math was an easy subject.

He tought math was an easy subject.

He was thought math an easy subject.

tear, tear

tare, tore

tore, torn

tear, tore

His toy was swept under the rug.

His toy was sweep under the rug.

His toy was sweeped under the rug.

His toy was sweept under the rug.

The gum was stuck under the desk.

The whale was took by surprise.

His activity book was stolen the other day out of his locker.

His pants were split in half when he threw himself in the air.

clean the floor

throw something at someone

cry, shed tears

a person that is not courageous

to draw with something

keep

remove, take away

paint

to become big

to become small

to smell something bad

a type of dance

wear, wear, wore

wear, wore, wore

wear, wore, worne

wear, wore, worn

wake, wook, woken

wake, woke, woken

wake, woke, woke

wake, waked, waked

Have you written a love letter?

Has the dog upsetted the neighbour?

Who did told the policeman the bad news?

Was your sister's cat striked by a van?

I didn't stole the money, he did.

The big girl didn't took her library card.

Rats didn't swim there because they liked getting wet.

The cow hasn't thrusted its way into the barn.

make great efforts to obtain something

hit forcibly and deliberately

drive effortlessly

accidentally hit something