PRESENT PERFECT PRACTICE

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CAN.- COULD PRACTICE

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Zero and first conditional sentences - Practice

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PRACTICE ON THE FUTURE: WILL

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Dick Whittington (Extra practice)

Dick Whittington

Once upon a time, there ________ a poor orphan boy _______ Dick Whittington. The people in his village __________ that the streets of London were paved with gold. So Dick ________ to travel there and become a rich man.

Dick _______ for many days, but when he _________ in London there were no streets of gold! Tired and hungry, he ______ asleep on the steps of a great house.

The house belonged to a rich businessman who _______ Dick and gave him a job cleaning the kitchen. Dick _______ very hard and was happy. He _______ enough to eat and at night he _______ sleep by the fire. There ______ a problem though! At night, rats ______ around the kitchen and _________ him awake.

So Dick ________ out and found the fastest rat-catching cat in London! The cat ________ all the rats that _________ into the house and Dick ________ sleep at night.

The businessman __________ about the amazing cat and _________ Dick if he ________ take it on his ship to catch rats on his next journey. Dick _______, but ________ very sad to see the cat go.

While the businessman _______ away, the other servants ________ very mean to Dick, so Dick __________ to run away. But as he was leaving, one of the great church bells _________. It _______- to say, ‘Turn back, Dick Whittington, Mayor of London!’

So Dick _________ back to the house and soon the businessman _________. He_______ very happy because Dick’s cat had caught all the rats on the ship. He _______ Dick a reward and __________ him to his assistant.

Dick _________ hard for the businessman and __________ everything he could. Eventually he ________ the businessman’s daughter and _________ a very successful business of his own. And, yes, he did become Mayor of London!

Listen to this story          https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/short-stories/dick-whittington

Common irregular verbs - Grouped

Common Irregular Verbs 

Group 1 – All three forms of the verb are the same

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	bet	bet	bet
¨	cost	cost	cost
¨	cut	cut	cut
¨	hit	hit	hit
¨	hurt	hurt	hurt
¨	let	let	let
¨	put	put	put
¨	shut	shut	shut

Group 2 – The 2nd and 3rd forms of the verb are the same

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	lose	lost	lost
¨	shoot	shot	shot
¨	get	got	got
¨	light	lit	lit
¨	sit	sat	sat
¨	keep	kept	kept
¨	sleep	slept	slept
¨	feel	felt	felt
¨	leave	left	left
¨	meet	met	met
¨	bring	brought	brought
¨	buy	bought	bought
¨	fight	fought	fought
¨	think	thought	thought

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	catch	caught	caught
¨	teach	taught	taught
¨	sell	sold	sold
¨	tell	told	told
¨	pay	paid	paid
¨	make	made	made
¨	stand	stood	stood
¨	understand	understood	understood
¨	lend	lent	lent
¨	send	sent	sent
¨	spend	spent	spent
¨	build	built	built
¨	find	found	found
¨	have	had	had
¨	hear	heard	heard
¨	hold	held	held
¨	read	read (pronounced red)	read (pronounced red)
¨	say	said	said

Group 3 – All three forms of the verb are different

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	drive	drove	driven
¨	ride	rode	ridden
¨	rise	rose	risen
¨	write	wrote	written
¨	bite	bit	bitten
¨	hide	hid	hidden
¨	break	broke	broken
¨	choose	chose	chosen
¨	speak	spoke	spoken

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	wake	woke	woken
¨	blow	blew	blown
¨	grow	grew	grown
¨	know	knew	known
¨	fly	flew	flown
¨	draw	drew	drawn
¨	show	showed	shown
¨	wear	wore	worn
¨	tear	tore	torn
¨	begin	began	begun
¨	drink	drank	drunk
¨	swim	swam	swum
¨	ring	rang	rung
¨	sing	sang	sung
¨	eat	ate	eaten
¨	fall	fell	fallen
¨	forget	forgot	forgotten
¨	give	gave	given
¨	see	saw	seen
¨	take	took	taken