Chapter 103. Exercise G2-3

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Exercise G2-3
Irregular verbs
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In each pair, click on the sentence in which the irregular verb is used correctly.

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Example

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Correct. In formal English, the past tense of lie, meaning “to recline,” is lay. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. In formal English, the past tense of lie, meaning “to recline,” is lay. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. Because of the helping verb have, the past participle drunk is required. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. Because of the helping verb have, the past participle drunk is required. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. In formal English, the present participle form of lie, meaning “to recline,” is required after the helping verbs had been. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. In formal English, the present participle form of lie, meaning “to recline,” is required after the helping verbs had been. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. The past-tense form rang is required. The past participle rung is nonstandard. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. The past-tense form rang is required. The past participle rung is nonstandard. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. The past-tense form bought is required. Boughten is nonstandard. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. The past-tense form bought is required. Boughten is nonstandard. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. In formal English, the past-tense form of lay, meaning “to put,” is required. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. In formal English, the past-tense form of lay, meaning “to put,” is required. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. Because of the helping verbs may have, the past participle seen is required. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. Because of the helping verbs may have, the past participle seen is required. The past-tense form saw is nonstandard. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. The past-tense form shrank is required. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. The past-tense form shrank is required. The past participle shrunk cannot be used as a main verb. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. The past participle chosen is used with the helping verb had. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. The past participle chosen must be used with the helping verb had. For more help, see section G2-a.
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Correct. The past-tense form swam is required. For more help, see section G2-a.
Sorry. The past-tense form swam is required. The past participle swum cannot be used as a main verb. For more help, see section G2-a.
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