Question

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

The agitated visitor tossed, turned, and hardly sleeped a wink.


The agitated visitor tossed, turned, and hardly sleep a wink.


The agitated visitor tossed, turned, and hardly slept a wink.

1 points

QUESTION 2

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

Janie has becomed quite excited about the pediatric residency in nephrology.


Janie has became quite excited about the pediatric residency in nephrology.


Janie has become quite excited about the pediatric residency in nephrology.

1 points

QUESTION 3

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

Singing softly to herself, the girl digged all afternoon in the warm white sand.


Singing softly to herself, the girl dug all afternoon in the warm white sand.


Singing softly to herself, the girl dig all afternoon in the warm white sand.

1 points

QUESTION 4

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

The date has been sat; he will begin his cross-country trip on June 18.


The date has been set; he will begin his cross-country trip on June 18.


The date has been setted; he will begin his cross-country trip on June 18.

1 points

QUESTION 5

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

The player throw the ball to second after he caught the fly ball.


The player threw the ball to second after he caught the fly ball.


The player thrown the ball to second after he caught the fly ball.

1 points

QUESTION 6

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) that will complete the sentence correctly.


Prior to the flight today, Samantha ____ to London last summer because she ____ to see Big Ben.

flies, wants


flew, wants


had flown, wanted

1 points

QUESTION 7

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

After a scrumptious dinner, it was revealed that he had stole the recipe from the innkeeper's desk when we stayed last year.


After a scrumptious dinner, it was revealed that he had stolen the recipe from the innkeeper's desk when we stayed last year.


After a scrumptious dinner, it was revealed that he had stealed the recipe from the innkeeper's desk when we stayed last year.

1 points

QUESTION 8

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

They walked all the way, and an icy February wind blowed from the north.


They walked all the way, and an icy February wind blew from the north.


They walked all the way, and an icy February wind blown from the north.

1 points

QUESTION 9

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

In no time at all he won them over with his sweetness.


In no time at all he winned them over with his sweetness.


In no time at all he win them over with his sweetness.

1 points

QUESTION 10

Each of the following sentences contains a blank. Choose the letter (A, B, or C) that will complete the sentence correctly.


The convention attracted some very strange people ____.

who dresses in costume.


who were dressed in costume.


who was dressed in costume.

1 points

QUESTION 11

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

After the child had drank all his milk, he began to doze off in her arms.


After the child had drink all his milk, he began to doze off in her arms.


After the child had drunk all his milk, he began to doze off in her arms.

1 points

QUESTION 12

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) that will complete the sentence correctly.


The magazines Maria ____ include Newsweek and Time; she also ____ TV Guide every week.

reads, buys


reads, bought


read, have bought

1 points

QUESTION 13

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

With January's storm, the iced branches of the birch had bent nearly to the ground.


With January's storm, the iced branches of the birch had bended nearly to the ground.


With January's storm, the iced branches of the birch had bend nearly to the ground.

1 points

QUESTION 14

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

Has she get all her letters of recommendation for her graduate school application?


Has she got all her letters of recommendation for her graduate school application?


Has she gotten all her letters of recommendation for her graduate school application?

1 points

QUESTION 15

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

The counselor asked them, "How much warm clothing have you brung?"


The counselor asked them, "How much warm clothing have you bring?"


The counselor asked them, "How much warm clothing have you brought?"

1 points

QUESTION 16

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

As he told the story, his mother began to bubble with laughter.


As he told the story, his mother begun to bubble with laughter.


As he told the story, his mother begin to bubble with laughter.

1 points

QUESTION 17

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) that will complete the sentence correctly.


Barry and Jason ____ the phone number, but they ____ it.

knows, loses


knew, lost


knew, lose

1 points

QUESTION 18

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

I've spoken to him about the class trip; I will chaperone this year.


I've spoke to him about the class trip; I will chaperone this year.


I've speak to him about the class trip; I will chaperone this year.

1 points

QUESTION 19

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

That young journalist has written an especially sensitive account of the tragedy.


That young journalist has write an especially sensitive account of the tragedy.


That young journalist has wrote an especially sensitive account of the tragedy.

1 points

QUESTION 20

Choose the letter (A, B, or C) of the sentence in which the underlined irregular verb is used correctly.


Choose the correct sentence.

Moments after the clock struck midnight, the boy creep downstairs as quietly as he could.


Moments after the clock struck midnight, the boy creeped downstairs as quietly as he could.


Moments after the clock struck midnight, the boy crept downstairs as quietly as he could.

1 points

QUESTION 21

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


Everyone in the classes have written a paper for the contest.
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QUESTION 22

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


Julian was mistooken for a criminal because he had the same kind of car.
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QUESTION 23

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


What done Sharon have for breakfast?
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QUESTION 24

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


Do your mother have papers and projects from when you are in elementary school?
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QUESTION 25

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


When the alarm sound, you should leaves the building and meet in the designated place.
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QUESTION 26

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


Has you heared that the new Harry Potter movie will soon be out?
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QUESTION 27

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


Neither the students nor the teacher are able to answer the question.
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QUESTION 28

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


The young boys fighted on the playground.
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QUESTION 29

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


Nestled in their beds, the children sleeped soundly.
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QUESTION 30

Find the verb errors in the following sentences and revise them.


Websites that are about urban legends explains how each legend got started.
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Answer 1

Here are the correct answers based on the verb usage and grammatical structure for the questions:

**QUESTION 1:**
C. The agitated visitor tossed, turned, and hardly **slept** a wink.

**QUESTION 2:**
C. Janie has **become** quite excited about the pediatric residency in nephrology.

**QUESTION 3:**
B. Singing softly to herself, the girl **dug** all afternoon in the warm white sand.

**QUESTION 4:**
B. The date has been **set**; he will begin his cross-country trip on June 18.

**QUESTION 5:**
B. The player **threw** the ball to second after he caught the fly ball.

**QUESTION 6:**
C. Prior to the flight today, Samantha **had flown** to London last summer because she **wanted** to see Big Ben.

**QUESTION 7:**
B. After a scrumptious dinner, it was revealed that he had **stolen** the recipe from the innkeeper's desk when we stayed last year.

**QUESTION 8:**
B. They walked all the way, and an icy February wind **blew** from the north.

**QUESTION 9:**
A. In no time at all he **won** them over with his sweetness.

**QUESTION 10:**
B. The convention attracted some very strange people **who were dressed** in costume.

**QUESTION 11:**
C. After the child had **drunk** all his milk, he began to doze off in her arms.

**QUESTION 12:**
A. The magazines Maria **reads** include Newsweek and Time; she also **buys** TV Guide every week.

**QUESTION 13:**
A. With January's storm, the iced branches of the birch had **bent** nearly to the ground.

**QUESTION 14:**
C. Has she **gotten** all her letters of recommendation for her graduate school application?

**QUESTION 15:**
C. The counselor asked them, "How much warm clothing have you **brought**?"

**QUESTION 16:**
A. As he told the story, his mother began to bubble with laughter.

**QUESTION 17:**
B. Barry and Jason **knew** the phone number, but they **lost** it.

**QUESTION 18:**
A. I've **spoken** to him about the class trip; I will chaperone this year.

**QUESTION 19:**
A. That young journalist has **written** an especially sensitive account of the tragedy.

**QUESTION 20:**
C. Moments after the clock struck midnight, the boy **crept** downstairs as quietly as he could.

**QUESTION 21:**
Revised: Everyone in the classes **has** written a paper for the contest.

**QUESTION 22:**
Revised: Julian was **mistaken** for a criminal because he had the same kind of car.

**QUESTION 23:**
Revised: What **did** Sharon have for breakfast?

**QUESTION 24:**
Revised: Does your mother have papers and projects from when you **were** in elementary school?

**QUESTION 25:**
Revised: When the alarm **sounds**, you should **leave** the building and meet in the designated place.

**QUESTION 26:**
Revised: Have you **heard** that the new Harry Potter movie will soon be out?

**QUESTION 27:**
Revised: Neither the students nor the teacher **is** able to answer the question.

**QUESTION 28:**
Revised: The young boys **fought** on the playground.

**QUESTION 29:**
Revised: Nestled in their beds, the children **slept** soundly.

**QUESTION 30:**
Revised: Websites that are about urban legends **explain** how each legend got started.