Question
1. Have the salmon always (swam, swum) in this river?
2.After the sun has (rose, risen) everyone felt better.
3.Grandfather (lay, laid) out a pair of clean pants for you.
4.Thank you, but I have already (ate, eaten) lunch.
5.After a short rest, we (rose, raised) and walked back into the jungle.
6.My mother and stepfather have always (gave, given) me good advice.
1.swam
2.risen
3.laid
4.eaten
5.rose
6.given
2.After the sun has (rose, risen) everyone felt better.
3.Grandfather (lay, laid) out a pair of clean pants for you.
4.Thank you, but I have already (ate, eaten) lunch.
5.After a short rest, we (rose, raised) and walked back into the jungle.
6.My mother and stepfather have always (gave, given) me good advice.
1.swam
2.risen
3.laid
4.eaten
5.rose
6.given
Answers
Ms. Sue
They're all correct except # 1. Since the verb "swim" is used with a helping verb, the correct form to use with it is "swum."
http://www.sta.cathedral.org/engVerbs/default.asp
http://www.sta.cathedral.org/engVerbs/default.asp