Verb Forms
Complete: Begin – ______ – ______
Begin – Began –Begun
Yesterday, I ______ (forget) my homework at home.
forgot
We ______ (start) the meeting.
have started
She (went / has gone) to London an hour ago.
went
Fill in the verb forms: Fly – ______ – ______
Fly – Flew –Flown
She ______ (swim) across the river yesterday, and she has ______ (swim) across the same river twice this month.
swam / swum
They ______ (not see) each other when they were in Bangkok.
did not see / didn't see
He ______ (never / break) a bone in his life.
has never broken
We (have gone / went) to Japan.
have gone
He ______ (just / arrive) at the airport.
has just arrived
Find the mistake: “He has fell asleep during class.”
fallen
Change to Past Simple: “He usually wakes up at 6 a.m.”
He woke up at 6 a.m.
They ______ (not finish) their lunch yet.
have not finished / haven't finished
Correct the error: “I haven’t met him yesterday.”
didn't meet
They ______ (play) football last weekend, but they ______ (not win) the match.
played / did not win
Write the 3 forms of “to bring” in order.
bring - brought - brought
Correct the sentence: “She buyed a new phone last week.”
buyed → bought
Correct the error: “Have you ever went to Korea?”
went → gone
I ______ (see) that movie last night. I ______ (see) it three times before.
saw / have seen
Correct the error: “She has saw that movie last night.”
has saw → saw
They ______ (teach) in this school in 2010, but they have ______ (teach) in three different countries since then.
taught / taught
Make a WH-question: She finished her project two days ago.
When did she finish her project?
Make a sentence: (she / work / here / since 2018)
She has worked here since 2018.
Make a sentence: (he / travel / to many countries, but / he / never / be / to France)
He has traveled to many countries, but he has never been to France.
Make a question: (how long / you / know / her)
How long have you known her?