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In this test, we'll be going over the past participle of some irregular verbs in English. 1n1q5b

You will be given the verb in its infinitive and will conjugate it to fit the given sentence. 

Had I had enough money, I would ___________ (go) on the trip with my friends.

In the above sentence, we take the auxiliary from the infinitive to have (have) and add it to the past participle form of 'go', which is gone. So the sentence should correctly read:

Had I had enough money, I would have gone on the trip with my friends.

Regular verbs: Past participle:

To form the past participle of regular verbs, simply add -ed to the infinitive.

 The cookies were burnt/burned because I had baked them too long.

Irregular Verbs: Past Participle 

Irregular verbs are more difficult because they do not conform to the -ed pattern. Therefore, this lesson will focus on irregular verbs. To use irregular past participles correctly, they usually have to be memorized.

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1. I felt sleepy because I (to wake) up earlier than usual this morning.

2. If I continue driving for the next two hours, I will (to drive) two hundred miles before night fall.

3. If the fire department had come any later, the house would (to burn) down entirely.

4. After the test, John realized that he (to choose) the wrong answer to one of the questions.

5. When I returned from shopping, I noticed that I (to forget) to buy some eggs.

6. Had I understood that you didn't have any money, I would (to give) you some.

7. You should (to know) better than to drive on the freeway during rush hour.

8. After this try, I will (to take) this test six times.

9. Because I (to teach) my child to read at an early age, he was far more advanced in his early education than most of his peers.

10. I my name well because I (to write) it many times before.