IELTS Grammar Exercise 2There are many irregular verb forms in English. An irregular verb is one that does not take -ed to form the simple past tenses. Look at these grammar examples: Regular verb - simple present: I work in a factory. Regular verb - simple past: I worked in a factory when I was younger. Irregular verb - simple present: I eat chocolate quite often. Irregular verb - simple past: I ate chocolate yesterday afternoon. Look at the grammar examples above. Then complete the exercises below by using the grammatically correct form of the verb. (1) The final outcome __________ (bear) no resemblance to the original plan. (2) He __________ (catch) the ball with both hands. (3) She __________ (feed) her cat special food because of its allergies. (4) I __________ (feel) unwell for most of the day yesterday. (5) He __________ (build) a new house after the tornado struck. (6) He __________ (deal) the cards during the poker game. (7) I __________ (mistake) her for her younger sister. (8) He __________ (partake) in illegal activities. (9) The lawyer __________ (plead) for his client to receive a lenient sentence. (10) He __________ (sell) some of his old items on an online auction.
ANSWERS: (1) bore (2) caught (3) fed (4) fel (5) built (6) deal (7) mistook (8) partook (9) pled (10) sold
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