Rise, Raise
Lie, Lay
Sit, Set
Lie, Lay
Irregular Verbs
100
Above the farmhouse the sun (raised, rose) higher and higher in the sky
What is Rose
100
The farmhouse (lay, laid) in the shade of the oak trees.
What is Lay
100
Two crows (sat, set) in the biggest oak
What is Sat
100

I distinctly remember (lying, laying) my keys on the kitchen counter.

laying

100

My dog jumped out of the swimming pool and (shake, shook, shaken) himself to spray everywhere.

shook

200
A fast truck (raised, rose) dust in the dirt road
What is Raised
200
Cows (lay, laid) sleepily in the sunny feild
What is Lay
200
a fairground (sat, set) at the edge of the town
What is Sat
200

Every afternoon we (lie, lay) down and rest for an hour.

lie

200

When test time arrives, Glenn will wish that he had (drawn, drawed, drew) the different cell types.

drawn

300
A Ferris wheel (raised, rose) above the others
What is Rose
300
On the other side of the valley (lay, laid) a small town
What is Lay
300
Workers had (sit, set) the rides near the fair entrance
What is Set
300

Luke had (lain, laid) on the beach a few weeks ago and got a sunburn.

lain

300

Because her hands were still slippery from the dishwater, Marilyn dropped the watermelon, which (busted, bursted, burst) on the floor in an explosion of pulp and seeds.

burst

400
The farmers had (raised, risen) many animals and would bring their best to the fair.
What is Raised
400
Away from the rides, the workers (lay, laid) animal pens
What is Laid
400
A boy and a girl were (sitting, setting) on a nearby fence.
What is Sitting
400

Yesterday Juan (lay, laid) on his sofa watching television for three hours.

lay

400

Jim would have (began, begun, beginned) the difficult and dirty job of cleaning the slimy gutters if the golf course hadn't called.

begun

500
They had (raised, risen) early to watch the workers
What is Risen
500
Their jackets (lay, laid) on the ground in front of the fence
What is Lay
500
Mom often (sits, sets) there for a rest
What is Sits
500

Marsha (lay, laid) her triplets in the playpen while she cooked dinner.

laid

500

After losing electricity during the hurricane, the Martinez family (lit, lited, litted) the candles, speared hot dogs on pencils, and roasted the wieners over the makeshift barbecue.

lit

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