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English Mastered - Lesson 2 -interactive exercises
Irregular Verbs — Past Simple and Present Perfect
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Take your time. Try to answer from memory first, then check the lesson if you need help.
Complete the missing forms. Write the past simple and the past participle in the boxes.
Exercise 1 — Complete the three forms
Write: infinitive — Past Simple — Past Participle.
1. to come
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2. to get
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3. to do
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4. to have
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5. to leave
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6. to tell
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7. to read
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8. to run
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9. to say
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10. to think
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Exercise 2 — Choose the correct form
1. Steven (came / come) to Metz yesterday.
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2. I have (read / readed) this book before.
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3. We (did / do) our homework yesterday.
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4. Steven has (left / leave) the house.
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5. I (thought / think) about it last night.
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6. He has (said / say) that before.
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7. Steven (ran / run) five kilometres yesterday.
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8. We have (had / have) a good conversation.
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9. I (got / get) a message yesterday.
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10. Steven has (told / tell) me the news.
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Exercise 3 — Past Simple or Present Perfect?
Put the verb in the correct form.
1. Steven ________ (come) to Metz last week.
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2. Steven has just__________ (come) home
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3.I__________ (read) this book last year.
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4. I have __________ (read) this book before.
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5. We ___________ (do) the exercise yesterday.
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6. We have already ________ (do) the exercise.
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7. Steven _______(leave) the house an hour ago.
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8. Steven has just _________ (leave) the house.
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9. I ___________ (think) about it yesterday.
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10. I have _____ (think) about your idea carefully.
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Exercise 4 — Correct the mistakes
Rewrite each sentence correctly.
1. I have saw this film yesterday.
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2. Steven has came to Metz last week.
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3. I have readed this book before.
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4. We do our homework yesterday
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5. Steven has told me the news yesterday.
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6. I went there last year and I have liked it.
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7. I have thought about it yesterday.
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8. Steven has left the house yesterday.
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Exercise 5 — Make your own sentences
Write one sentence with each verb. Try to use both tenses.
1. to come:
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2. to get:
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3. to do
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4. to have
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5. to leave
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6. to tell
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7. to read
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8. to think:
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Exercise 6 — Conversation practice
Take turns asking and answering. Use complete sentences.
1. When did you come home today?
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2. What did you get recently?
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3. What have you done today?
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4. What did you read recently?
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5. What have you read recently?
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6. What did you think about yesterday?
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7. What have you thought about today?
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8. What did someone tell you recently?
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Exercise 7 — Five everyday expressions
Match each expression with its meaning.
Expressions
1. What's up?
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2. Never mind.
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3. It depends.
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4. I'm looking forward to it.
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5. That makes sense.
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Meanings
A. I understand; that seems logical.
B. The answer changes according to the situation.
C. What's happening? / How are you?
D. I'm excited about something in the future.
E. Don't worry about it; let's forget it.
Mini challenge
Say the three forms of all ten verbs aloud without looking at the lesson.
Write a short story using at least five verbs. Include one Past Simple sentence and one Present Perfect sentence.
Remember: use the Past Simple with a finished past time (yesterday, last week, two days ago).
Use have/has + Past Participle for experiences or past actions connected with the present.
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