CUESTIONARIO TERCER BIMESTRE ACADEMICO

GRADOS 5TO
ENGLISH TEACHER
YADIRA GONZLEZ GONZLEZ

PRESENT CONTINOUS FOR FUTURE ARRANGEMENTS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS7_qa6AL4s#at=28

Examples:
Shes studying at Bethans house this evening. (future)
Hes arriving tomorrow morning about 7.30 (future)
Were driving to Glasgow next week. (future)
Were doing a History exam in two days. (future)
Theyre swimming across the bay tomorrow. (future)

My plane is arriving tonight at about 8:30 pm.

My parents are leaving town tomorrow.
Jack isn't meeting with us next weekend.

Exercises

Present continuous for future use

1. I _________ (go) to the supermarket tomorrow.
2. My sister _________ (give) me her car when she gets her new one.
3. We _________ (have) a barbecue on Sunday.
4. All my friends _________ (come) to my party next week.
5. We _________ (take) my niece to Aquapark later today.
6. The train _________ (leave) in ten minutes.
7. We _________ (go) to the zoo tomorrow.
8. On Friday I _________ (go) to Robs party.
9. My teacher _________ (go) to school tomorrow.
10. Rhonda _________ (stay in) on Friday.
11. Bill _________ (go) to the cinema at the weekend.
12. _________ Susan _________ (work) this week?
13. _________ your English _________ (get) better?
14. I _________ (see) the manager tomorrow.
15. He _________ (play) tennis this afternoon.
16. Sue _________ (come) to see us tomorrow.

17. I _________ (go) to the theatre this evening.

18. At what time _________ Katy _________ (arrive) tomorrow.
19. I _________ (not work) this evening.
20. I _________ (not use) the car this evening.
21. When _________ you _________ (take) me to the zoo?
22. I _________ (start) piano lessons soon.
23. We _________ (go) camping tomorrow.
24. Petes parents _________ (take) him to Holland next week.
25. My favourite TV program _________ (start) in a minute.

B. Present continuous for future use

1. All our friends ___________ (come).
2. Who ___________ (bring) salad for the barbecue?
3. I ___________ (visit) Joe next week.
4. Where ___________ you ___________ (go) for your vacation?
5. What ___________ we ___________ (eat) for dinner?
6. I ___________ (meet) some friends after work.
7. I ___________ (not go) to the party tonight.
8. ___________ he ___________ (visit) his parents next weekend?
9. ___________ he ___________ (not come) with us tonight?
10. When ___________ you ___________ (get) married?
11. He ___________ (see) his mother on Tuesday.
12. She ___________ (travel) to York at the weekend.
13. We ___________ (eat) in a restaurant tonight.

14. They can play tennis tomorrow. They ___________ (not work).
15. When ___________ you ___________ (start) your new job?
16. Mary ___________ (take) her music exam next year.
17. I ___________ (go) abroad this summer.
18. She ___________ (get) married this month.
19. I ___________ (have) my first piano lessons this week.
20. ___________ they ___________ (have) a party on Friday?
21. ___________ you ___________ (meet) Vicky today?
22. He ___________ (not go) to school tomorrow.
23. We ___________ (get up) early on Saturday to play golf.
24.I ___________ (stay in a hotel near the station next week.
25. I ___________ (drive) to Manchester on Friday.

Much, many and a lot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15pDnNn8WyU

Much, many, a lot:

"Much", "many", and "a lot of" indicate a large quantity of something, for example "I have a
lot of friends " means I have a large quantity of friends.
Much, many, and a lot are quantifiers.

Study the examples below:

How much money have you got?

I haven't got much money.

I have got a lot.
I have got a lot of money.

How many students are in the classroom? There aren't many.

There are a lot.
There are a lot of/lots of students.

In the interrogative forms we use:

much with uncountable nouns. (money, bread, water...)

Example:
How much money/bread/water...is there?
many with countable nouns. (students, desks, windows...)
Example:
How many students/teachers/desks... are there?

In the negative forms we use:

much with uncountable nouns. (money, bread, water...)

Example:
I haven't got much money/bread/water...
many with countable nouns. (students, desks, windows...)
Example:
There aren't many students/teachers/desks...

In the affirmative forms:

In spoken English and informal writing we tend to use:

a lot, a lot of, lots of with countable and uncountable nouns.

Example:
"How many students are there in the classroom?"
"There are a lot."

"How many students are there in the classroom?"

"There are a lot of / lots of students"..
In formal written English:

It is also possible (and preferable) to use many and much rather than a lot of, lots
of and a lot in formalwritten English.
Example:
There are many students.
Much time was spent on studying.

So if you're speaking or writing to friends (informal), use a lot, a lot of, lots of. But if you
want to be moreformal, perhaps it is preferable to use much and many.
Remember:
In affirmative sentences with so, as or too, we also use much / many.

Examples:
"Carla has so many friends."
"She has as many friends as Sue."
"Kevin has too much money."

Interrogative
How many books are there?

Negative

Affirmative

There aren't many. There are a lot.

There are a lot of books.
There are lots of books.
There are many books (formal)

How much money have you got? I haven't got much. I've got a lot.
I've got a lot of money.
I've got lots of money.
I have got much money (formal)

Exercises

http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-many-lot.php

http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/confusing_words/much_many4.htm

A LOT OF, A LITTLE, A FEW

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvnT1d06VWs

A LOT OF /LOTS OF
Significado: Mucho

Uso: Expresan idea de gran cantidad. Se puede usar con nombres o sustantivos
contables e incontables. A diferencia de "many" y "much", no las usamos en frases
interrogativas. En general, "lots of" es ms informal.
Ejemplos:
Nombre contable:

He has a lot of books. (Tiene muchos libros.)

Nombre contable:

He does not have a lot of books. (No tiene muchos libros.)

Nombre incontable:

I have lots of money. (Tengo mucho dinero.)

Nombre incontable:

LITTLE/A LITTLE
Significado: Poco/s

Uso: Expresan una cantidad pequea y se usan slo con nombres incontables. La
opcin de usar "little" o "a little" refleja una opinin sobre la cantidad. Si usas "a
little", significa una opinin positiva sobre la cantidad y si usas "little" implica una
opinin negativa.
Ejemplos:
Frase interrogativa:

Do you have a little money? (Tienes un poco de dinero?)

Frase afirmativa:

We have little time. (Tenemos poco tiempo.)

FEW/A FEW
Significado: Poco/s

Uso: Expresan un nmero pequeo. "A few" puede indicar un nmero suficiente.
Se usan slo con nombres contables. Como hemos visto arriba, la opcin de usar
"few" o "a few" refleja la opinin sobre la cantidad expresada. "Few" describe la
cantidad de forma negativa y "a few" la describe de forma positiva.
Ejemplos:
Frase interrogativa:

Do you have a few dollars? (Tienes unos dolares?)

Frase afirmativa:

There are few tourists here today. (Hay pocos turistas aqu hoy.)

SOME
Significado: Algunos, unos
Uso: Se utiliza tanto para los nombres o sustantivos contables en singular como
para los nombres o sustantivos contables en plural. Se usa en frases afirmativas e
interrogativas (para afirmar algo); se sustituye "any" en frases negativas o
interrogativas. Significa una cantidad indefinida, pero limitada.
Ejemplos:
Frase afirmativa/nombre contable:

She has some apples. (Tiene algunas manzanas.)

Frase afirmativa/nombre incontable:

There is some milk in the kitchen. (Hay leche en la cocina.)

Frase interrogativa/nombre contable:

Are there some tourists? (Hay unos turistas?)

Frase interrogativa/nombre incontable:

Would you like some coffee? (Quieres caf?)

ANY

Significado: Algunos, ninguno

Uso: Se utiliza en los mismos contextos que "some," pero en frases negativas o
interrogativas.
Ejemplos:
Frase negativa/nombre contable:

I do not have any cats. (No tengo ningn gato.)

Frase negativa/nombre incontable:

He does not have any money. (No tiene dinero.)

Frase interrogativa/nombre contable:

Are there any changes? (Hay algunos cambios?)

Frase interrogativa/nombre incontable:

Is there any milk? (Hay leche?)

EXERCISES

http://elt.oup.com/student/solutions/preint/grammar/grammar_03_012e;jsessionid=331ACD75E
5358E63A3FC1C3BC48C27BC?cc=co&selLanguage=en
http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=1257

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7oxnrsghto

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCLrYbmPvis

Comparatives and Superlatives

Los comparativos sirven justamente para comparar una misma cualidad o
caracterstica en dos sustantivos.

Por ejemplo, en la frase "a small shirt" (una camisa chica), small es un adjetivo.
Para comparar este objeto con otro, se usa el adjetivo comparativo, "a smaller
shirt" (una camisa ms chica).
Para formar el comparativo, se deben seguir las siguientes reglas:

Se agrega al adjetivo "er" o "r", si ya termina en "e".

small - smaller
Si la palabra termina en vocal + consonante, se duplica la consonante.
big - bigger
Si termina en "y" se cambia por "ier".
happy - happier

Cuando el adjetivo tiene ms de tres slabas, el comparativo se forma usando la

palabra "more" adelante.
expensive - more expensive
careful - more careful
Para comparar dos objetos en una oracin, se agrega "than".
This shirt is smaller than that shirt.

Esta camisa es ms chica que aquella camisa.

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

Los superlativos sirven para referirse a sustantivos que son los nicos que
presentan una cualidad que los diferencia del resto.
Como vimos, en la frase "a small shirt" (una camisa chica), small es un adjetivo.
Si todas las dems camisas son grandes, se puede comparar usando
el superlativo "the smallest shirt" (la camisa ms chica). Siempre se agrega "the"
adelante.
Para formar el superlativo, se deben seguir las siguientes reglas:

Se agrega al adjetivo "est" o "st", si ya termina en "e".

small - the smallest
Si la palabra termina en vocal + consonante, se duplica la consonante.
big - the biggest
Si termina en "y" se cambia por "iest".
happy - the happiest

Cuando el adjetivo tiene ms de tres slabas, el superlativo se forma usando las

palabras "the most" adelante.
expensive - the most expensive
careful - the most careful
Existen ciertos adjetivos con comparativos y superlativos irregulares. La nica
forma de aprenderlos es memorizarlos.
Adjective

Comparative

Superlative

good
bueno

better
mejor

the best
el mejor

bad
malo

worse
peor

the worst
el peor

adjetivo

Comparativo

Superlativo

Espaol

angry

angrier

angriest

enfadado, enojado

bad

worse

worst

malo

big

bigger

biggest

grande

bitter

bitterer

bitterest

amargo, resentido,
agrio

black

blacker

blackest

negro

bland

blander

blandest

soso

bloody

bloodier

bloodiest

sanguinolento

blue

bluer

bluest

deprimido

bold

bolder

boldest

audaz

bossy

bossier

bossiest

mandn

brave

braver

bravest

valiente

brief

briefer

briefest

breve

bright

brighter

brightest

brillante, luminoso

broad

broader

broadest

ancho, amplio

busy

busier

busiest

ocupado, ajetreado

calm

calmer

calmest

tranquilo

cheap

cheap

cheaper

barato

chewy

chewier

chewiest

correoso, gomoso

chubby

chubbier

chubbiest

rechoncho

classy

classier

classiest

elegante

clean

cleaner

cleanest

limpio, sano

clear

clear

clearest

claro, despejado

clever

cleverer

cleverest

listo, ingenioso

close

closer

closest

cerca

cloudy

cloudier

cloudiest

nubiado

clumsy

clumsier

clumsiest

torpe

coarse

coarser

coarsest

spero, grosero

cold

colder

coldest

fro

cool

cooler

coolest

fresco

crazy

crazier

craziest

loco

creamy

creamier

creamiest

cremoso

creepy

creepier

creepiest

espeluznante,
repugnante

crispy

crispier

crispiest

crujiente

cruel

crueler

cruelest

cruel

crunchy

crunchier

crunchiest

crujiente

curly

curly

curliest

rizado, crespo,
quebrado

curvy

curvier

curviest

curvo

cute

cuter

cutest

mono

damp

damper

dampest

hmedo

dark

darker

darkest

oscuro, moreno

deadly

deadlier

deadliest

mortal, mortfero

deep

deeper

deepest

profundo

dense

denser

densest

denso

dirty

dirtier

dirtiest

sucio

dry

drier

driest

seco

dull

duller

dullest

aburrido, soso, tonto,

romo

dumb

dumber

dumbest

estpido

dusty

dustier

dustiest

polvoriento

early

earlier

earliest

pronto, temprano

easy

easier

easiest

facl

faint

fainter

faintest

leve, tenue, vago,

ligero

fair

fairer

fairest

claro, sereno, recto,

justo

fancy

fancier

fanciest

lujoso

far

further/farther

furthest/farthest

lejos, distante

fast

faster

fastest

rpido

fat

fatter

fattest

gordo

few

fewer

fewest

pocos

fierce

fiercer

fiercest

fiero, encarnizado

filthy

filthier

filthiest

aaqueroso, obsceno

fine

finer

finest

fino

firm

firmer

firmest

firme, estricto

fit

fitter

fittest

apto, en forma

flaky

flakier

flakiest

desconchado

flat

flatter

flattest

llano, liso, plano

fresh

fresher

freshest

fresco, nuevo, original

friendly

friendlier

friendliest

agradable, amable,
amistoso

full

fuller

fullest

lleno, completo

funny

funnier

funniest

gracioso, curioso, raro

gentle

gentler

gentlest

tierno, afectuoso,
suave

gloomy

gloomier

gloomiest

oscuro, abatido,
decado

good

better

best

bueno

grand

grander

grandest

grandioso, ambicioso,
impotente

grave

graver

gravest

grave

greasy

greasier

greasiest

grasiento

great

greater

greatest

grande, genial

greedy

greedier

greediest

goloso, codicioso,
vido

gross

grosser

grossest

asqueroso, grosero,
craso

guilty

guilter

guiltiest

culpable

hairy

hairier

hairiest

velludo, peludo

handy

handier

handiest

prctivo, til,
habilidoso, maoso

happy

happier

happiest

feliz, contento, alegre

hard

harder

hardest

duro, difcil

harsh

harsher

harshest

spero, duro

healthy

healthier

healthiest

sano, saludable

heavy

heavier

heaviest

pesado, grueso, fuerte,

duro

high

higher

highest

alto, elevado, agudo

hip

hipper

hippest

moderno

hot

hotter

hottest

caliente, caluroso,
picante

humble

humbler

humblest

humilde

hungry

hungrier

hungriest

hambriento

icy

icier

iciest

helado, fro

itchy

itchier

itchiest

pica

juicy

juicier

juiciest

jugoso, zumoso,
suculento

kind

kinder

kindest

amable, benvolo,
carioso

large

larger

largest

grande

late

later

latest

tarde, restrasado,
reciente

lazy

lazier

laziest

perezoso

light

lighter

lightest

ligero, claro

likely

likelier

likeliest

probable

little

littler

littlest

pequeo, poco

lively

livelier

liveliest

animado, vivo

lonely

lonlier

lonliest

solitario

long

longer

longest

largo

loud

louder

loudest

fuerte, alto

lovely

lovelier

loveliest

precioso, bello, lindo

low

lower

lowest

bajo

mad

madder

maddest

enfadado, enojado,
loco

mean

meaner

meanest

malo, mezquino,
tacao

messy

messier

messiest

sucio, desordenado,
desastroso

mild

milder

mildest

afable, suave, leve

moist

moister

moistest

hmedo

narrow

narrower

narrowest

estrecho, escaso

nasty

nastier

nastiest

asqueroso,
desagradable

naughty

naughtier

naughtiest

malo, travieso, picante

near

nearer

nearest

cercano, prximo

neat

neater

neatest

ordenado, aseado,
pulcro

needy

needier

neediest

necesitado

new

newer

newest

nuevo, fresco,
reciente, moderno

nice

nicer

nicest

simpatico, agradable,
bueno

noisy

noisier

noisiest

ruidoso, clamaroso

odd

odder

oddest

raro, extrao

oily

oilier

oiliest

grasiento, aceitoso

old

older/elder

oldest/eldest

viejo, anciano, antiguo

plain

plainer

plainest

claro, sencillo

polite

politer

politest

educado, corts

poor

poorer

poorest

pobre

pretty

prettier

prettiest

bonito, lindo, hermoso

proud

prouder

proudest

orgulloso, soberbio,
digno

pure

purer

purest

puro

quick

quicker

quickest

rpido

quiet

quieter

quietest

tranquillo, silencioso

rare

rarer

rarest

raro

raw

rawer

rawest

crudo, agrietado

rich

richer

richest

rico, abundante

ripe

riper

ripest

maduro, curado

risky

riskier

riskiest

arriesgado, peligroso

roomy

roomier

roomiest

espacioso

rough

rougher

roughest

spero, tosco, bruto,

ronco

rude

ruder

rudest

maleducado, grosero,
tosco

rusty

rustier

rustiest

oxidado

sad

sadder

saddest

triste, lamentable,
penoso

safe

safer

safest

seguro

salty

saltier

saltiest

salado

sane

saner

sanest

cuerdo, sensato

scary

scarier

scariest

espantoso, asustadizo

shallow

shallower

shallowest

superficial, poco
profundo

sharp

sharper

sharpest

afilado, cerrado, agudo

shiny

shinier

shiniest

brillante, reluciente

short

shorter

shortest

corto, bajo, chaparro

shy

shyer

shyest

tmido

silly

sillier

silliest

tonto

simple

simpler

simplest

sencillo, simple, facl

sincere

sincerer

sincerest

sincero, genuino

skinny

skinnier

skinniest

flaco

sleepy

sleepier

sleepiest

adormilado, sooliento

slim

slimmer

slimmest

delgado, fino

slimy

slimier

slimiest

viscoso, pegajoso,
empalagoso

slow

slower

slowest

lento

small

smaller

smallest

pequeo

smart

smarter

smartest

listo, inteligente, agudo

smelly

smellier

smelliest

apestoso

smoky

smokier

smokiest

humeante, ahumado

smooth

smoother

smoothest

liso, suave, llano,

fluido

soft

softer

softest

blando, suave

soon

sooner

soonest

pronto

sore

sorer

sorest

dolorido

sorry

sorrier

sorriest

lamentable

sour

sourer

sourest

agrio, cido

spicy

spicier

spiciest

picante, especiado,
sazonado

steep

steeper

steepest

empinado, pronunciado

stingy

stingier

stingiest

tacao, rcano,
raqutico

strange

stranger

strangest

raro, extrao,
desconocido

strict

stricter

strictest

estricto, rgido

strong

stronger

strongest

fuerte, slido, intenso,

marcado

sunny

sunnier

sunniest

soleado, radiante

sweaty

sweatier

sweatiest

sudoroso

sweet

sweeter

sweetest

dulce

tall

taller

tallest

alto

tan

tanner

tannest

bronceado, moreno

tasty

tastier

tastiest

rico, sabroso, apetitoso

thick

thicker

thickest

grueso, denso, espeso,

poblado

thin

thinner

thinnest

delgado, fino

thirsty

thirstier

thirstiest

sediento

tiny

tinier

tiniest

diminuto, minsculo

tough

tougher

toughest

fuerte, resistente,
duro, difcil

true

truer

truest

cierto, verdadero, leal,

fiel

ugly

uglier

ugliest

feo

warm

warmer

warmest

caliente, templado,
clido

weak

weaker

weakest

dbil, flojo

wealthy

wealthier

wealthiest

rico, pudiente

weird

weirder

weirdest

raro, extrao

wet

wetter

wettest

mojado, hmedo,
lluvioso

wide

wider

widest

ancho, amplio, extenso

wild

wilder

wildest

salvaje, silvestre,
descontrolado

windy

windier

windiest

ventoso

wise

wiser

wisest

sabio, sensato,
prudente

worldly

worldlier

worldliest

mundano, terreno

worthy

worthier

worthiest

virtuoso, digno

young

younger

younges

joven

EXERCISES

Exercise 1
Completa con la forma comparativa o superlativa del adjetivo escrito entre parntesis.
1. This computer is (new)
2. Lisa is (old)
3. George is (young)
4. Lucy is (young)

than your computer.

than George.
than Lisa.
in the class.

5. That car is (expensive)

than this car.

6. That car is (expensive)

in the market.

7. Your car is (fast)

than this car.

8. Your car is (fast)

in the race.

9. This house is (big)

than my house!

10. This house is (big)

in the neighbourhood.

Exercise no 2

1. William Shakespeare is (famous)

2. The elephant is (big)
3. Sergio is (old)
4. Our house is (old)
5. That book is (interesting)
6. This cake is (delicious)
7. This is (bad)
8. That picture is (clear)

writer in England.
than the lion.

than Malcolm.
in the neighbourhood.
than the newspaper.
than that one.
programme in television history.
than this one.

PAST PARTICIPLE
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PAST PARTICIPLE VERBS

Simple Present
arise
awake
be
bear
beat
become
begin
bend
bet
bite
bleed
blow
break
bring
build
burn

Simple Past
arose
awoke
was, were
bore
beat
became
began
bent
bet
bit
bled
blew
broke
brought
built
burned or burnt

Past Participle
arisen
awoken
been
borne
beaten or beat
become
begun
bent
bet
bitten
bled
blown
broken
brought
built
burned or burnt

burst
buy
catch
choose
cling
come
cost
creep
cut
deal
dig
dive
do
draw
dream
drink
drive
eat
fall
feed
feel
fight
find
fit
flee
fling
fly
forbid
forget
forgive
forgo
freeze
get
give
go
grind
grow
hang
have
hear
hide

burst
bought
caught
chose
clung
came
cost
crept
cut
dealt
dug
dived or dove
did
drew
dreamed or dreamt
drank
drove
ate
fell
fed
felt
fought
found
fit, fitted
fled
flung
flew
forbade or forbad
forgot
forgave
forwent
froze
got
gave
went
ground
grew
hung or hanged
had
heard
hid

burst
bought
caught
chosen
clung
come
cost
crept
cut
dealt
dug
dived
done
drawn
dreamed or dreamt
drunk
driven
eaten
fallen
fed
felt
fought
found
fit, fitted
fled
flung
flown,
forbidden or forbade
forgotten
forgiven
forgone
frozen
gotten or got
given
gone
ground
grown
hung or hanged
had
heard
hidden

hit
hold
hurt
keep
kneel
knit
know
lay
lead
leap
leave
lend
let
lie (down)
light
lose
make
mean
meet
pay
prove
put
quit
read
ride
ring
rise
run
saw
say
see
seek
sell
send
set
sew
shake
shave
shear
shine
shoot

hit
held
hurt
kept
knelt or kneeled
knitted or knit
knew
laid
led
leapt or leaped
left
lent
let
lay
lit or lighted
lost
made
meant
met
paid
proved
put
quit
read
rode
rang
rose
ran
sawed
said
saw
sought
sold
sent
set
sewed
shook
shaved
sheared
shone or shined
shot

hit
held
hurt
kept
knelt or kneeled
knitted or knit
known
laid
led
leapt or leaped
left
lent
let
lain
lit or lighted
lost
made
meant
met
paid
proved or proven
put
quit
read
ridden
rung
risen
run
sawed or sawn
said
seen
sought
sold
sent
set
sewn or sewed
shaken
shaved or shaven
sheared or shorn
shone or shined
shot

show
shrink
shut
sing
sink
sit
slay
sleep
slide
sneak
speak
speed
spend
spill
spin
spit
split
spread
spring
stand
steal
stick
sting
stink
strew
strike
strive
swear
sweep
swim
swing
take
teach
tear
tell
think
thrive
throw
undergo
understand
upset

showed
shrank or shrunk
shut
sang
sank
sat
slew
slept
slid
sneaked or snuck
spoke
sped
spent
spilled or spilt
spun
spat or spit
split
spread
sprang
stood
stole
stuck
stung
stank or stunk
strewed
struck
strove or strived
swore
swept
swam
swung
took
taught
tore
told
thought
thrived or throve
threw
underwent
understood
upset

shown or showed
shrunk or shrunken
shut
sung
sunk
sat
slain
slept
slid
sneaked or snuck
spoken
sped
spent
spilled or spilt
spun
spat or spit
split
spread
sprung
stood
stolen
stuck
stung
stunk
strewn
struck or stricken
striven or strived
sworn
swept
swum
swung
taken
taught
torn
told
thought
thrived or thriven
thrown
undergone
understood
upset

wake
wear
weave
weep
win
wind
withdraw
wring
write

woke or waked
wore
wove
wept
won
wound
withdrew
wrung
wrote

woken or waked
worn
woven
wept
won
wound
withdrawn
wrung
written

http://www.grammar.cl/Games/Past_Participles.htm
http://wwwedu.ge.ch/cptic/prospective/projets/anglais/exercises/irregverbs1.htm
http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=2487