Verbs can change in awkward ways when going from the present to the past. We wish they could all add "ed," but the English language is too complicated for such a simple answer. Read each sentence and choose the correct verb to complete each. Each is worth .2 X 15= 3 bonus points1. The strong wind from the thunderstorm (blew / blown ) the power lines down.
2. That annoying spider (bited / bit) my leg in two spots.
3. We (brought / bringed) our own snacks for the trip.
4. Something I had (ate / eaten) made my stomach hurt.
5. I think those shoes (costed / cost) more than you thought.
6. Have you ever (broken / broke) any bones?
7. In the morning, the mailman (come / came) with our long awaited package.
8. While watching the movie, I have (become / became) very sleepy.
9. Did you see the boy (chose / chosed) the winning number?
10. Has something (fell / fallen) out of your purse?
11. Ciara had (drawn / drew) the cutest picture for her mother.
12. When it came to the project, Janet (done / did) more than anyone else in her group.
13. As I went over that pothole, I think I (bursted / burst) the tire.
14. Before I leave for the trip, I will have (buyed / bought) new tennis shoes for all of the walking.
15. Some of the buildings he has (built / build) are tall and others are one level.
