To fill in the blank spaces in each table, we must use our knowledge about the simple past and past participle forms of irregular verbs, as seen below.
- flown
- know
- drew / drawn
- grow / grew
- throw / thrown
- showed or shown
- wore / worn
- became / become
- began
- drink / drμnk
- ran
- swim / swam
- sunk
- sing
- rang
What are irregular verbs?
In English, we call irregular verbs those verbs that do not follow rules when changed into their simple past and past participle forms. Each irregular verb has its own different way of changing.
Let's compare two regular verbs with two irregular verbs:
- Regular: work / worked / worked
- Regular: wash / washed / washed
- Irregular: drive / drove / driven
- Irregular: eat / ate / eaten
Notice that the regular verbs follow a certain pattern, whereas the irregular ones do not necessarily do so. With that piece of information in mind, we can conclude that the answer provided above correctly fills in the spaces in the tables.
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