Past Tense
Yesterday, I ______ my homework. (do)
did
She has ______ very kind this year. (become)
become
Past tense of make
made
She has (gave / given) me a pencil.
given
Use "made" in a sentence correctly as a past participle.
She has made a cake for her sister.
She ______ a song at the talent show. (sing)
sang
I have ______ my arm before. (break)
broken
Past participle of speak
spoken
Yesterday, he (spoke / spoken) loudly.
spoke
Use "broken" correctly as a past participle.
He has broken his toy.
We ______ new shoes at the mall. (buy)
bought
He has ______ a great story. (write)
written
Past tense of break
broke
I have (wrote / written) my essay.
written
Explain the difference between sang and sung.
“Sang” is past tense, and “sung” is a past participle
He ______ across the pool. (swim)
swam
They have ______ wisely. (choose)
chosen
Past participle of sing
sung
They (swam / swum) in the lake yesterday.
swam
Use spoken correctly in a sentence as a past participle.
She has spoken to the teacher.
They ______ their friend a gift. (give)
gave
We have ______ that movie already. (see)
seen
Past tense and past participle of choose
chose and chosen
We have (saw / seen) that show before.
seen
Why does “I have went” sound wrong?
Because the past participle of “go” is “gone,” not “went.