Irregular Verbs
Grammar Tenses
Make/ Do/ Take
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Idioms
100
The past tense of "go."
went
100
Fill in the Gaps:
We ______ a movie right now. /watch/
are watching
100
Fill in make/do/take in the correct form:
It's difficult for me to ___ friends.
make
100
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IPhone
100
Explain the idiom "Hold your horses."
Meaning: Wait and be patient.
Example: "Hold your horses! The movie starts in 10 minutes."
Why? Horses are fast, so "holding" them means slowing down.
200
The past tense of "sing."
sang
200
Fill in the Gaps:
My brother ______ chocolate ice cream. /like/
likes
200
Fill in make/do/take in the correct form:
Shh! I'm trying to ___ a phone call
make
200
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Hello Kitty
200
Explain the idiom "Kill two birds with one stone."
Meaning: Do two things at once.
Example: "I’ll kill two birds with one stone by shopping and visiting my friend in town."
300
The past tense of "write."
wrote
300
Fill in the Gaps:
Next week, they ______ to London. /travel/
will travel
300
Fill in make/do/take in the correct form:
I'll ___ a photo. You look cute.
take
300
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PlayStation
300
Explain the idiom "Don’t cry over spilled milk."
Meaning: Don’t worry about small mistakes.
Example: "You forgot your coffee? Don’t cry over spilled milk—buy another one!"
Why? Spilled milk can’t be fixed, so move on!
400
The past tense of "take."
took
400
Fill in the Gaps:
______ She ______ at the party last night? /dance/
Did she dance
400
Fill in make/do/take in the correct form:
Sorry! You've ___ a mistake.
made
400
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Minecraft
400
Explain the idiom "It’s a piece of cake."
Meaning: Very easy.
Example: "The math homework was a piece of cake."
Why? Cake is delicious and easy to enjoy—just like simple tasks!
500
The past tense of "think."
thought
500
Fill in the Gaps:
She ______ (read) a book when her phone ______ (ring). Right now, she ______ (talk) to her friend.
was reading / rang / is talking
500
Fill in make/do/take in the correct form:
My mom makes me ___ housework every Saturday.
do
500
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Ikea
500
Explain the idiom "Let the cat out of the bag."
Meaning: Accidentally tell a secret.
Example: "She let the cat out of the bag about the surprise party."
Why? Imagine hiding a cat in a bag—if it escapes, the secret is revealed!