Chapter 102. Exercise G2-2

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Exercise G2-2

Irregular verbs

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Click on the correct verb from the choices in the parentheses.

Click Submit after each question to see feedback and to record your answer. After you have finished every question, your answers will be submitted to your instructor’s gradebook. You may review your answers by returning to the exercise at any time. (An exercise reports to the gradebook only if your instructor has assigned it.)

Example

Question

Correct. Because of the helping verb have, the past participle sworn is required. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Because of the helping verb have, the past participle sworn is required. The past-tense form swore is never used with a helping verb. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. Because of the helping verb had, the past participle written is required. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Because of the helping verb had, the past participle written is required. The past-tense form wrote is never used with a helping verb. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. Lie means “to recline.” Lay means “to put or place something.” For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Lie means “to recline.” Lay means “to put or place something.” For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. Because of the helping verb has, the past participle broken is required. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Because of the helping verb has, the past participle broken is required. The past-tense form broke is never used with a helping verb. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. Because of the helping verb has, the past participle drawn is required. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Because of the helping verb has, the past participle drawn is required. The past-tense form drew is never used with a helping verb. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. In formal English, the past-tense form of lie, meaning “to recline,” is lay. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. In formal English, the past-tense form of lie, meaning “to recline,” is lay. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. The past-tense form cost is required. Costed is nonstandard. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. The past-tense form cost is required. Costed is nonstandard. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. Because of the helping verbs has been, the past participle driven is required. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Because of the helping verbs has been, the past participle driven is required. The past-tense form drove is never used with a helping verb. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. Because of the helping verb had (which appears at some distance from its main verb), the past participle stolen is required. For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Because of the helping verb had (which appears at some distance from its main verb), the past participle stolen is required. The past-tense form stole is never used with a helping verb. For more help, see section G2-a.

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Question

Correct. Lying means “reclining.” Laying means “putting or placing something.” For more help, see section G2-a.

Sorry. Lying means “reclining.” Laying means “putting or placing something.” For more help, see section G2-a.

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