irregular verbs quizes

• First QUIZ:

  go	went	gone
  become	Answerbecame	Answerbecome
  Answerbegin	began	Answerbegun
  Answerblow	Answerblew	blown
  break	Answerbroke	Answerbroken
  Answerbring	brought	Answerbrought
  Answerbuild	Answerbuilt	built
  buy	Answerbought	Answerbought
  Answercatch	caught	Answercaught
  Answerchoose	Answerchose	chosen
  come	Answercame	Answercome
  Answercut	cut	Answercut
  Answerdo / does	Answerdid	done
  draw	Answerdrew	Answerdrawn
  Answerdrink	drank	Answerdrunk
  Answerdrive	Answerdrove	driven
  eat	Answerate	Answereaten
  Answerfall	fell	Answerfallen
  Answerfeel	Answerfelt	felt
  fight	Answerfought	Answerfought
  Answerfind	found	Answerfound

  
  
• Second QUIZ:

  go	went	gone
  Answerfly	Answerflew	flown
  forget	Answerforgot	Answerforgotten
  Answerget	got	Answergot / gotten
  Answergive	Answergave	given
  go	Answerwent	Answergone
  Answergrow	grew	Answergrown
  Answerhave / has	Answerhad	had
  hear	Answerheard	Answerheard
  Answerhide	hid	Answerhidden
  Answerhit	Answerhit	hit
  hold	Answerheld	Answerheld
  Answerkeep	kept	Answerkept
  Answerknow	Answerknew	known
  lead	Answerled	Answerled
  Answerleave	left	Answerleft
  Answerlend	Answerlent	lent
  let	Answerlet	Answerlet
  Answerbring	brought	Answerbrought
  Answerlose	Answerlost	lost

  
  
• Third QUIZ:

  go	went	gone
  make	Answermade	Answermade
  Answermean	meant	Answermeant
  Answermeet	Answermet	met
  pay	Answerpaid	Answerpaid
  Answerput	put	Answerput
  Answerread	Answerread	read
  ride	Answerrode	Answerridden
  Answerring	rang	Answerrung
  Answerrise	Answerrose	risen
  run	Answerran	Answerrun
  Answersay	said	Answersaid
  Answersee	Answersaw	seen
  sell	Answersold	Answersold
  Answersend	sent	Answersent
  Answerset	Answerset	set
  shoot	Answershot	Answershot
  Answershow	showed	Answershown
  Answershut	Answershut	shut
  sing	Answersang	Answersung
  Answersink	sank	Answersunk

  
  
• Fourth QUIZ:

  go	went	gone
  Answersit	Answersat	sat
  sleep	Answerslept	Answerslept
  Answerspeak	spoke	Answerspoken
  Answerspeed	Answersped	sped
  spend	Answerspent	Answerspent
  Answerspread	spread	Answerspread
  Answerstand	Answerstood	stood
  steal	Answerstole	Answerstolen
  Answerstrike	struck	Answerstruck
  Answersweep	Answerswept	swept
  swim	Answerswam	Answerswum
  Answerswing	swung	Answerswung
  Answertake	Answertook	taken
  teach	Answertaught	Answertaught
  Answertell	told	Answertold
  Answerthink	Answerthought	thought
  throw	Answerthrew	Answerthrown
  Answerunderstand	understood	Answerunderstood
  Answerwear	Answerwore	worn
  write	Answerwrote	Answerwritten

  
  

present perfect continuous (I have been doing)

Is it raining? No, but the ground is wet. It has been raining.

Have/has been -ing is the present perfect continuous:

I / we/you/they   have   (= I've etc.) he/she/it   has   (= he's etc.)

been

doing working going

We use the present perfect continuous for an activity that has recently stopped or just stopped. There is a connection with now:

• You're out of breath. Have you been running? (you're out of breath now)
• Michael is very tired. He's been working very hard. (he's tired now)
• Why is your hat so dirty? What have you been doing?
• I've been talking to Jack about the problem and she thinks that...

It has been raining for four hours. It is raining now. It began raining two hours ago and it is still raining. How long has it been raining? It has been raining for four hours.

We often use the present prefect continuous in this way, especially with how long, for... and since... . The activity is still happening (as in this example) or has just stopped.

• How long have you been learning English? (you're still learning English)
• Clara is still doing her homework. She's been doing it all day.
• Where have you been? I've been looking for you for the last half hour.
• Goggy hasn't been feeling well recently.

You can use the present perfect continuous for actions repeated over a period of time:

• Marry is a very good tennis player. She's been playing since she was nine.
• Every evening they meet in the same cafe. They've been going there for months.

Compare I am doing (present continuous) and I have been doing (present perfect continuous):

Don't disturb me now. I'm working	I've been working hard, so now I'm going to have a rest.
We need an umbrella. It's raining.	The ground is wet. It's been raining.
Hurry up! We're waiting.	We've been waiting for an hour.

QUIZ:

It has be been being snowing a lot this week.	Answer been
Have Has Are your brother and sister been getting along?	Answer Have
Rick 's s 've been studying hard this semester.	Answer 's
I'm tired because I 've has am been working out.	Answer 've
Julie has being is been has been living in Italy since May.	Answer has been
How long have you been teacher teaching taught the German.	Answer teaching
We have been watching TV for since by 3 hours.	Answer for
You have working worked been work too hard today.	Answer worked
Has it be been is raining since you arrived?	Answer been
My brother has been travelling since for by he finished school.	Answer since