IRREGULAR VERBS
Past participle of LEAVE
LEFT
What ................ (you/think) of co-educational schools?
do you think
I was very ......... to fail the exam. (DISAPPOINT)
DISAPPOINTED
Sam never ...... to work out, but now he goes to the gym every day.
USED TO
Everyone regards Martin as one of the best players of the team. CONSIDERED
Martin .......................... of the team.
MARTIN IS CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS OF THE TEAM.
Past simple of HIT
HIT
........... (you/go) to Pam´s birthday party next Friday?
ARE YOU GOING
Did you find the lecture ..........? MOTIVATE
MOTIVATING
Last week, the class ...... (take) the final exam and they all ......... (pass) it.
TOOK/PASSED
What kind of phone are you thinking of getting for your birthday? MIND
What .................................... for your birthday ?
WHAT KIND OF PHONE DO YOU HAVE IN MIND FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY?
Past simple of TEACH
TAUGHT
My father ............. (forever/lose) his keys.
IS FOREVER LOSING
Students must make a ........ to respect the rules. COMMIT
COMMITMENT
At 12 last night I .......... (not/sleep), instead, I ........(watch) a film.
WASN´T SLEEPING/ WAS WATCHING
Susan joined the German class later than the other students, but she isn´t behind the class. KEEPING
Susan .................... with the class.
SUSAN IS KEEPING UP WITH THE CLASS.
Past participle of HIDE
HIDDEN
Martha ........ (see ) the dentist this afternoon because she has toothache.
IS SEEING
I had a feeling of ......... when I heard the good news. RELIEVE
RELIEF
While the building ........ (burn) , the firefighters ......(try) to put out the fire.
WAS BURNING/ WERE TRYING
How long has Jim been playing tennis? START
When ................... tennis?
WHEN DID JIM START PLAYING TENNIS?
Past participle of RIDE
RIDDEN
Kate ...... (not/study) French this term, but she´ll take one course next year.
ISN´T STUDYING
Once all the forms have been filled in, the ...... must send them to this address. APPLY
APPLICANTS
When I last ........ (see) María, she ......... (wear) a white T-shirt.
SAW/WAS WEARING
She was very relieved when she heard the news. BREATHED.
She ............... when she heard the news.
SHE BREATHED A SIGH OF RELIEF WHEN SHE HEARD THE NEWS.