Irregular Verbs in English: A Slideshow Revision Exercise by

Irregular Verbs in English:

A Slideshow Revision Exercise

by Michael A. Riccioli 2008

Saturday, 23 January 2010

11.


Michael A. Riccioli - 2008

bleed (Infinitive)

bled (Simple Past)

bled (Past Participle)



- His nose started to bleed ...



- He had swollen red gums which bled on brushing.



- I've had it for about three years and it has bled a couple of times.



- His nose started to bleed ...

- He had swollen red gums which bled on brushing.

- I've had it for about three years and it has bled a couple of times.



bleed (Infinitive)

bled (Simple Past)

bled (Past Participle)


12.



blow (Infinitive)

blew (Simple Past)

blown (Past Participle)



- He used to blow his whistle three times a day.



- Police whistles blew, the shouting turned to screaming..



- My hard disk has blown up and I've lost 15,000 files.



- My hard disk has blown up and I've lost 15,000 files.

- He used to blow his whistle three times a day.

- Police whistles blew, the shouting turned to screaming..



blow (Infinitive)

blew (Simple Past)

blown (Past Participle)


13.



break (Infinitive)

broke (Simple Past)

broken (Past Participle)



- This event also provides an opportunity to break away from our dependence on fossil fuels.



- He broke his arm in an accident.



- He was fortunate not to have broken his neck..



- He was fortunate not to have broken his neck..

- This event also provides an opportunity to break away from our dependence on fossil fuels.

- He broke his arm in an accident.



break (Infinitive)

broke (Simple Past)

broken (Past Participle)


14.



breed (Infinitive)

bred (Simple Past)

bred (Past Participle)



- Cats continue to breed for a long time.



- "I'm absolutely thrilled he won. I bred him and love the horse. "



- The majority of these animals have been bred in this zoo.



- The majority of these animals have been bred in this zoo.

- Cats continue to breed for a long time.

- "I'm absolutely thrilled he won. I bred him and love the horse. "



breed (Infinitive)

bred (Simple Past)

bred (Past Participle)


15.



bring (Infinitive)

brought (Simple Past)

brought (Past Participle)



- It is time to bring the lemon tree in again.



- He brought in a small bottle of liquid yesterday morning.



- Their children had brought them a lot of happiness.



- Their children had brought them a lot of happiness.

- It is time to bring the lemon tree in again.

- He brought in a small bottle of liquid yesterday morning.



bring (Infinitive)

brought (Simple Past)

brought (Past Participle)


16.



build (Infinitive)

built (Simple Past)

built (Past Participle)



- It is very easy to build large glass display cabinets.



- This is the house that Jack built ...



- They have built a bunker in their back garden.



- They have built a bunker in their back garden.

- It is very easy to build large glass display cabinets.

- This is the house that Jack built ...



build (Infinitive)

built (Simple Past)

built (Past Participle)


17.



burn (Infinitive)

burnt/burned (Simple Past)

burnt/burned (Past Participle)



- Our bodies are designed to burn carbohydrates and store fats.



- In 1776 a fire burnt the theatre to the ground.



- My friend’s house burned down last month.



- I expect he has burnt all the documents by now.



- Some rolls I put in the oven for dinner have burned!



- My friend’s house burned down last month.

- Our bodies are designed to burn carbohydrates and store fats.- In 1776 a fire burnt the theatre to the ground.

Some rolls I put in the oven for dinner have burned!

- I expect he has burnt all the documents by now.



burn (Infinitive)

burnt/burned (Simple Past)

burnt/burned (Past Participle)


18.



burst (Infinitive)

burst (Simple Past)

burst (Past Participle)



- He felt at one moment that his brain was going to burst.



- Then she burst into tears and showed him the letters.



- I could have burst into tears..



- I could have burst into tears.

- He felt at one moment that his brain was going to burst.

- Then she burst into tears and showed him the letters.



burst (Infinitive)

burst (Simple Past)

burst (Past Participle)


19.



buy (Infinitive)

bought (Simple Past)

bought (Past Participle)



- He has decided to buy a new car.



- "I bought some cod liver oil, multi-vitamins and paracetamol."



- He has just bought a €15,000 car.



- He has just bought a €15,000 car.

- He has decided to buy a new car.

- "I bought some cod liver oil, multi-vitamins and paracetamol."



buy (Infinitive)

bought (Simple Past)

bought (Past Participle)


20.



cast (Infinitive)

cast (Simple Past)

cast (Past Participle)



- Some people might be forced to cast their vote one way or another.



- Another analyst also cast huge doubts on their authenticity.



- Later historians have cast doubts on the Druidical practices.



- "- Later historians have cast doubts on the Druidical practices.

- Some people might be forced to cast their vote one way or another.

- Another analyst also cast huge doubts on their authenticity.



cast (Infinitive)

cast (Simple Past)

cast (Past Participle)


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