IRREGULAR VERBS
CHRISTMAS
FAMILY
FOOD
STREET
100
Write the second and the third form of EAT.
ATE - EATEN
100
It is on the 24th of December.
Christmas Eve
100
She is your mother's sister.
Aunt
100
Garfield's favourite food.
Lasagne.
100
This is the safest place to cross the street.
Zebra crossing
200
Write the second and the third form of CATCH
CAUGHT - CAUGHT
200
He is the most famous reindeer.
Rudolph
200
He is your uncle's son.
Cousin
200
Small and colourful candies in Britain.
Jelly beans
200
You have to wear it in the dark. Then drivers can see you easily.
Reflector
300
Write the second and the third form of WRITE.
WROTE - WRITTEN
300
In English-speaking countries Santa Claus fills them with presents. They are usually by the fireplace.
Stockings
300
They are your sisters and brothers.
Siblings
300
Traditional food in Britain - ... and ... .
Fish and chips
300
They show you when you can cross the street. They usually come in three different colours.
Traffic lights
400
Write the second and the third form of RIDE.
RODE - RIDDEN
400
Sweet brown cookies, usually eaten at Christmas.
Gingerbread
400
She is your sister's daughter.
Niece
400
Cucumbers, carrots, beans and potatoes are .... .
Vegetables
400
People who help students to cross the road near schools. They usually hold a round yellow sign in their hand.
Lollypop ladies/men
500
Write the second and the third form of SWIM.
SWAM - SWUM.
500
This event takes place at Christmas in our school. We raise money for charity.
Christmas Fair
500
Your father is your mother's ....... . They are married.
Husband
500
They are dried grapes.
Raisins
500
People who walk in streets are called ... .
Pedestrians
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