3-Form Challenge
What are the 3 forms of make?
make – made – made
She had _______ her job before moving to another city. (quit)
quit
She had putted her bag on the table before dinner.
putted → put
True or False: The verb let changes form in the past.
False (All forms of "let" are the same: let – let – let)
Use learn in a sentence in the past perfect tense.
e.g., She had learned French before moving.
What are the 3 forms of lead?
lead – led – led
The athlete had ___ over five hurdles before falling. (leap) (not leaped)
leapt
He might went to the concert last night.
went → have gone
What is the past participle of mean?
meant
Create a short sentence using may in its second form.
e.g. She might have forgotten her keys at home.
What are the 3 forms of lose?
lose – lost – lost
Yesterday, he ___ his bike against the wall after school. (lean)
leaned/leant
The metal molten into a puddle.
molten → melted
True or False: The past of light can be both lit and lighted.
True
Which irregular verb starting with “M” has the same 2nd and 3rd form?
meet - met - met (or mow - mowed -mowed/mown)
What are the 3 forms of misunderstand?
misunderstand – misunderstood – misunderstood
They had already ___ the other team before halftime. (overtake)
overtaken
She has mowed the lawn and sweeped the porch.
sweeped → swept
True or False: The 2nd and 3rd form of to pay are payed and payed.
False - it's paid paid
Use the verb to lie in a past perfect sentence.
After I had lain down for a rest, I got up and did my homework.
What are the 3 forms of plead (both options)?
plead – pleaded/pled – pleaded/pled
The gallery owner had to _______ two other collectors to secure the painting for the museum's collection. (outbid)
outbid
He pled guilty and leaved the courtroom.
leaved → left
What’s the correct past participle of prove when used formally? (not proved)
proven
Use the 2nd and 3rd form of to lead in one sentence.
e.g. I had led the team and afterwards led a tour group through Vienna.