irregular/regular verbs
Past tense form of the verb forgive?
forgave
Change the sentence into the past simple negative: I wake up at 7 o'clock.
I didn't wake up at 7 o'clock.
Question in the past simple tense: I wake up at 7 o'clock.
Did you wake up at 7 o'clock?
A person who steals
a thief
Question in the past continuous tense: I wake up at 7 o'clock.
I was waking up at 7 o'clock.
Past tense form of the verb burn?
burnt
Change the sentence into the past simple negative: Tom understands the reasons why he has such a bad result.
Tom didn't understand the reasons why he had such a bad result.
Questions in the past simple tense: She knows everything about detective work.
Did she know everything about detective work?
to show that something is true
prove
Compose the sentence in the past continuous: I/look for/an evidence/when/someone/brakes/in.
I was looking for an evidence, when someone broke in.
Past tense form of the verb learn?
learn/learnt
Change the sentence into the past simple negative: She knows everything about detective work.
She didn't know everything about detective work.
Question in the past simple: Tom understands the reasons why he has such a bad result.
Did Tom understand the reasons why he had such a bad result?
looking for information that proves the reasons to commit a crime
investigate
Compose a sentence in the past continuous: While/she/study/her mom/make/dinner.
While she was studying, her mom made dinner.
Past tense form of the verb hurt?
hurt
Change the sentence into the past simple negative: We are happy that we have pancakes for lunch.
We weren't happy that we had pancakes for lunch.
Question in the past simple: We are happy that we have pancakes for lunch.
Were we happy that we had pancakes for lunch?
a thief who enters a building with intent to steal
burglar
Compose a sentence in the past continuous: Teacher/laugh/when/students/enter/the room.
Teacher was laughing when students entered the room.
Which letters are in the past form words before -ed when you pronunciate -ed in the end?
-d and -t (wanted; landed)
Change the sentence into the past simple negative: You are more clever than your classmates think.
You weren't more clever than your classmates thought.
Question in the past simple: You are more clever than your classmates think.
Were you more clever than your classmates thought?
find by chance
come across
Compose a sentence in the past continuous: While/the choir/sing/softly/in the candlelit/church/the Santa/share/presents.
While the choir was singing softly in the candlelit church, the Santa was sharing presents.