1.

GO / WENT / GONE

• SHE HAS TO GO TO A MEETING ON

MONDAY.
• SHE WENT TO A MEETING LAST MONDAY.
• SHE HAS GONE TO SEVERAL MEETINGS
THIS WEEK.

2. SPEAK / SPOKE / SPOKEN

• THEY HAVE TO SPEAK TO THEIR CLIENTS

EVERY DAY.
• THEY SPOKE TO SEVERAL CLIENTS
YESTERDAY.
• THEY HAVE SPOKEN TO SIX CLIENTS THIS
WEEK.

3. MAKE / MADE / MADE

• I HAVE TO MAKE BURGERS ON SATURDAY

NIGHTS.
• I MADE BURGERS LAST SATURDAY NIGHT.
• I HAVE MADE BURGERS EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT THIS MONTH.
 4. BECOME / BECAME / BECOME

• WE WANT TO BECOME CHEFS SOMEDAY.

• WE BECAME CHEFS IN 2019.
• WE HAVE BECOME THE BEST CHEFS IN
THE CITY.

5. BUILD / BUILT / BUILT

• HE’S PLANNING TO BUILD 5 HOUSES.

• HE BUILT 5 HOUSES IN LESS THAN A
YEAR.
• HE HAS BUILT THE MOST EXPENSIVE
HOUSES.

6. BEGIN / BEGAN / BEGUN

• YOU HAVE TO BEGIN THE CONSTRUCTION

RIGHT AWAY.
• YOU BEGAN THE CONSTRUCTION LAST
WINTER.
• YOU HAVE BEGUN THE CONSTRUCTION
DESPITE THE TERRIBLE WEATHER.

7. DIG / DUG / DUG

• I DECIDED TO DIG HOLES TO PLANT

CARROTS.
• I DUG ENOUGH HOLES THIS MORNING.
• I HAVE DUG ALL THE HOLES WE NEED TO
PLANT VEGETABLES.
 8. WAKE / WOKE / WOKEN

• WE NEED TO WAKE UP EARLY SO WE HAVE

TIME TO WORK.
• WE WOKE UP AT 4:00 A.M. YESTERDAY.
• WE HAVE WOKEN UP EARLY OUR WHOLE
LIVES.

9. CUT / CUT / CUT

• SHE LIKES TO CUT HER CLIENTS’ HAIR.

• SHE CUT MY HAIR TOO SHORT.
• SHE HAS CUT MY HAIR SINCE I WAS A
KID.

10. HEAR / HEARD / HEARD

• THEY HAVE TO HEAR THEIR CLIENTS’

STORIES EVERY DAY.
• THEY HEARD A CRAZY STORY LAST WEEK.
• THEY HAVE HEARD ALL SORTS OF
STORIES OVER THE YEARS.

11. BUY / BOUGHT / BOUGHT

• HE HAS TO BUY NEW TOOLS FOR HIS JOB.

• HE BOUGHT THE CHEAPEST TOOLS HE
COULD FIND.
• HE HASN’T BOUGHT NEW TOOLS IN
YEARS.
 12. WEAR / WORE / WORN

• WE HAVE TO WEAR UNIFORMS TO

PROTECT OUR CLOTHES.
• WE WORE A MATCHING CAP WITH OUR
UNIFORM.
• WE HAVE WORN THE SAME UNIFORM
FOR 5 DAYS.

13. DRIVE / DROVE / DRIVEN

• SHE AGREED TO DRIVE HER PATROL CAR

AT NIGHT.
• SHE DROVE HER PATROL CAR THROUGH A
VERY DANGEROUS NEIGHBORHOOD.
• SHE HAS DRIVEN THE SAME PATROL CAR
FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS.

14. CATCH / CAUGHT / CAUGHT

• THEY TRIED TO CATCH A DANGEROUS

CRIMINAL.
• THEY CAUGHT THE LEADER OF THE GANG
LAST NIGHT.
• THEY HAVE CAUGHT SOME OF THE MOST
WANTED FUGITIVES.

15. FIND / FOUND / FOUND

• I HAVE TO FIND A CURE FOR CANCER.

• I FOUND A WAY TO MAKE MY PATIENTS
FEEL BETTER.
• I HAVEN’T FOUND A VACCINE FOR THAT
DEADLY VIRUS.
 16. GIVE / GAVE / GIVEN

• WE NEED TO GIVE MEDICINE TO OUR

PATIENTS.
• WE GAVE ANTIBIOTICS TO OUR PATIENT
AFTER SURGERY.
• WE HAVE GIVEN MANY PRESCRIPTIONS
IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM.

17. SEE / SAW / SEEN

• SHE HAS TO SEE THE EVIDENCE BEFORE

JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS.
• SHE SAW THE CLUES AND SOLVED THE
MYSTERY.
• SHE HAS SEEN SUSPECTS RUN AWAY FROM
CRIME SCENES.

18. WRITE / WROTE / WRITTEN

• THEY NEED TO WRITE THE FACTS ABOUT

THE NEW CASE.
• THEY WROTE THE WITNESS’S
INFORMATION.
• THEY HAVE WRITTEN REPORTS FOR THE
POLICE.

19. MAKE / MADE / MADE

• HE LOVES TO MAKE FLOWER

ARRANGEMENTS.
• THE FIRST ARRANGEMENT HE MADE
WASN’T THAT PRETTY.
• HE HAS MADE FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
TO DECORATE WEDDINGS.
 20. SELL / SOLD / SOLD

• WE EXPECT TO SELL 100 WREATHS FOR

CHRISTMAS.
• WE SOLD TABLE CENTERPIECES FOR
MOTHER’S DAY.
• WE HAVE SOLD 6 FLOWER VASES SO FAR.

21. SWIM / SWAM / SWUM

• I HAVE TO SWIM EVERY DAY TO STAY FIT.

• I SWAM AS FAST AS I COULD TO SAVE A
BOY.
• I HAVE SWUM WITH OTHER LIFEGUARDS
FOR YEARS.

22. STAND / STOOD / STOOD

• THEY HAVE TO STAND NEAR THE POOL TO

LOOK AFTER SWIMMERS.
• THEY STOOD NEAR THE WATER SLIDE TO
MAKE SURE EVERYONE WAS SAFE.
• THEY HAVE STOOD ON THE LIFEGUARD
TOWER FOR HOURS TO SUPERVISE
SURFERS.

23. CHOOSE / CHOSE / CHOSEN

• HE LIKES TO CHOOSE DIFFERENT PAINT

COLORS.
• HE CHOSE THE WRONG COLOR TO PAINT
THE KITCHEN.
• HE HASN’T CHOSEN THE TYPE OF PAINT
HE NEEDS FOR THE APARTMENT.
 24. FALL / FELL / FALLEN

• THEY DON’T WANT TO FALL OFF THE

LADDER.
• THEY WENT TO THE HOSPITAL BECAUSE
THEY FELL FROM THE ROOF.
• THEY HAVE NEVER FALLEN FROM A
BUILDING.

25. TAKE / TOOK / TAKEN

• SHE LOVES TO TAKE PICTURES OF

NEWBORN BABIES.
• SHE TOOK OUR WEDDING PHOTOS.
• SHE HAS TAKEN PICTURES OF FAMOUS
CELEBRITIES.

26. HANG / HUNG / HUNG

• THEY WANT TO HANG THEIR PICTURES IN

THE ART GALLERY.
• THEIR CLIENT HUNG THE FOOD PICTURES
ON THE RESTAURANT’S WALLS.
• THEY HAVEN’T HUNG THE PICTURES IN
THEIR ART STORE.

27. SING / SANG / SUNG

• SHE LOVES TO SING POPULAR SONGS

FROM THE 80s.
• SHE SANG AT THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
• SHE HAS SUNG THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
FOR 3 CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
 28. FORGET / FORGOT / FORGOTTEN

• WE CAN’T FORGET THE SONG’S LYRICS.

• WE FORGOT THE MEETING WITH OUR
VIDEO PRODUCER.
• THIS IS THE SECOND TIME WE HAVE
FORGOTTEN TO BRING OUR COSTUMES TO
THE PERFORMANCE.

29. WIN / WON / WON

• HE WANTS TO WIN THE COOKING

COMPETITION.
• HE WON THE PRAISE OF HIS
RESTAURANT’S GUESTS.
• HE HAS WON THE RESPECT OF HIS
EMPLOYEES.

30. THROW / THREW / THROWN

• WE DON’T WANT TO THROW AWAY FOOD.

• WE THREW AWAY ALL THE DAMAGED
CANS.
• WE HAVE NEVER THROWN AWAY FOOD
THAT CAN BE DONATED.

31. FEED / FED / FED

• HE LOVES TO FEED ALL THE ANIMALS IN

THE ZOO.
• HE FED THE PARROT FIRST THING IN THE
MORNING.
• HE HASN’T FED THE GIRAFFES BECAUSE
THE FOOD ISN’T AVAILABLE.
 32. SLEEP / SLEPT / SLEPT

• THE ANIMALS NEED TO SLEEP ENOUGH

TO BE HEALTHY.
• THE ANIMALS SLEPT RIGHT AFTER THE
ZOO WAS CLOSED.
• THE SLOTHS HAVE SLEPT TOO MANY
HOURS.

33. COME / CAME / COME

• YOU HAVE TO COME TO THE STORE AT

8:00 A.M.
• YOU CAME 10 MINUTES LATE.
• THIS IS THE THIRD TIME YOU HAVE
COME LATE TO WORK.

34. PUT / PUT / PUT

• REMEMBER TO PUT CHANGE IN THE CASH

REGISTER.
• YOU PUT THE GROCERIES IN THE WRONG
SHOPPING CART.
• YOU HAVEN’T PUT PRICE TAGS ON THE
EGG CARTONS.

35. RUN / RAN / RUN

• HE HAS TO RUN FAST TO SAVE VICTIMS.

• HE RAN TOWARDS THE BUILDING TO PUT
OUT THE FIRE.
• HE HAS RUN 4 MILES EVERY DAY TO STAY
STRONG.
 36. BREAK / BROKE / BROKEN

• THEY USE THEIR AXES TO BREAK

WINDOWS.
• THEY BROKE THE WINDSHIELD TO RESCUE
THE VICTIMS.
• THEY HAVE BROKEN ALL THE WINDOWS
IN THE APARTMENT TO LET THE SMOKE
OUT.

37. SWEAR / SWORE / SWORN

• TO BECOME A JUDGE, HE HAS TO SWEAR

TO BE JUST.
• THE WITNESS SWORE TO TELL THE TRUTH.
• ALL THE JUDGES HAVE SWORN TO
FOLLOW THE LAW.

38. KNOW / KNEW / KNOWN

• THEY HAVE TO KNOW HOW THE COURT

SYSTEM WORKS.
• THEY KNEW THE DEFENDANT WAS GUILTY.
• THEY HAVE KNOWN THE TRUTH SINCE THE
TRIAL BEGAN.

39. TELL / TOLD / TOLD

• THE PASTOR CAN TELL YOU HOW TO GET

CLOSER TO GOD.
• HE TOLD ME EVERYTHING WILL BE
ALRIGHT.
• HE HASN’T TOLD US THE PARABLE OF THE
PRODIGAL SON.
 40. TEACH / TAUGHT / TAUGHT

• THEY LIKE TO TEACH THE TEN

COMMANDMENTS.
• THEY TAUGHT CHILDREN HOW TO PRAY.
• THEY HAVE TAUGHT US 4 DIFFERENT
SCRIPTURES THIS MONTH.

41. RIDE / RODE / RIDDEN

• I NEED TO RIDE MY BIKE SO I CAN

DELIVER THE MAIL FASTER.
• I RODE MY BIKE DESPITE THE TERRIBLE
WEATHER.
• I HAVE RIDDEN THE SAME OLD BIKE FOR
3 YEARS.

42. BRING / BROUGHT / BROUGHT

• THEY HAVE TO BRING MY MAIL ON

MONDAY.
• THEY BROUGHT THE WRONG PACKAGE.
• THEY HAVEN’T BROUGHT YOUR POSTCARD
YET.

43. FLY / FLEW / FLOWN

• I CAN’T FLY A SPACECRAFT UNTIL I

FINISH MY TRAINING.
• NEIL ARMSTRONG FLEW TO THE MOON
IN 1969.
• MANY ASTRONAUTS HAVE FLOWN TO
SPACE TO FIX SATELLITES.
 44. FEEL / FELT / FELT

• THEY DON’T WANT TO FEEL NERVOUS

WHEN THEY GO TO SPACE.
• THEY FELT SICK WHEN THEY STARTED
FLOATING.
• THEY HAVE FELT BETTER SINCE THEY GOT
USED TO THE LACK OF GRAVITY.

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