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Irregular Past Participles
Past Simple vs Present Perfect
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Pt.2
Conjunctions and Prepositions
100

The meeting has already ________, so please take a seat. (begin)

begun

100

I ________ my grandmother last weekend. (visit)

visited (Past Simple)

100

What do you call the person who leads a sports team?

Captain

100

What do you do with a football to score a goal?

Kick

100

I didn't go to the party ______ I was feeling sick.

because

200

Oh no! I've ________ my phone screen again. (break)

broken

200

She ______ (never / try) sushi before.

has never tried (Present Perfect)

200

The World Cup _____ between Argentina and France was so exciting.

final

200

You use a racket to ______ a ball.

hit

200

Which of these is used to show a choice between two options?
A) although
B) either... or
C) except

B) either... or 

300

The painting was _________ from the museum last night. (steal)

stolen

300

Which sentence is correct?

A) I have seen that movie last night.

B) I saw that movie last night.

Explain why.

B) I saw that movie last night.

Last night specifies a specific time and it is an action that started and ended in the past.

300

A person or team you are trying to defeat in a game or competition.

Opponent/rival

300

Yesterday, our team _______ the match, so we were felt very happy!

won

300

We will leave ______ it stops raining.

as soon as

400
I've never ________ sushi before. It looks delicious! (eat)

eaten

400

Create this sentence using the correct tense:

They / live / in this house / 2018.

They have lived in this house since 2018.

400

Every four years, athletes from all over the world ______ in the Olympic Games.

compete

400
In a 100-meter ________, runners try to finish first.

race

400

I wanted to join the team, ______ I wasn’t able to because of my schedule.

although

500

She has never ________ a long story before. (write)

written

500

Write this sentence in both past simple and present perfect and explain the difference in meaning between the two:

I / lose / my phone / (yesterday).


Past Simple: I lost my phone yesterday.
→ This tells us when it happened (yesterday) and suggests the situation is over. Maybe the speaker already found the phone or moved on.

Present Perfect: I have lost my phone.
→ The phone is most likely still missing. The sentence does not mention when it happened because the important part is the current effect (the phone is gone).

500

Create a sentence using these two words: Stadium, beat

Ex. At the stadium, we watched Spain beat Germany 2-0.
500

Use the two following words to make a sentence: Win, opponent

Ex. My team worked hard to beat our toughest opponent and won the match.

500

Use "so that" and "can" in a sentence.

She studied hard so that she can pass the exam.