Question

1. Create 10 sentences using 10 irregular verbs from the list for each of your choosing from the list of irregular verbs pp. 369-379. Practice using 10 verb tenses.

2. Create 5 sentences using the verb lie (meaning to recline) on pp. 369-379 using any of the 11 tenses.

3. Create 5 sentences using the verb lay (meaning to put down) on pp. 369-379 using any of the 11 tenses.

Answer 1

1.

• I swam in the lake yesterday.
• She has eaten sushi before.
• They will run a marathon next month.
• He had driven all night to get there.
• The child fell asleep during the movie.
• We sang karaoke until midnight.
• The dog chewed up my shoes again.
• She will teach English abroad next year.
• The leaves have fallen from the trees.
• He broke his arm playing soccer.

2.

• I lie on the couch every evening to watch TV. (present simple)
• She lay on the beach all day yesterday. (past simple)
• They will be lying in the sun for hours tomorrow. (future continuous)
• He has just lied down for a nap. (present perfect)
• The baby is lying on the changing table right now. (present continuous)

3.

• I lay my keys on the table when I get home. (present simple)
• She laid the book on the shelf and walked away. (past simple)
• They will be laying the foundation for the new building tomorrow. (future continuous)
• He has laid out all the tools for the project. (present perfect)
• The chef is laying the ingredients out for the recipe. (present continuous)