She (bite) the apple and it was delicious.
She bit the apple and it was delicious.
My brother (bring) me a new souvenir from his trip.
My brother brought me a new souvenir from his trip.
She (buy) a beautiful dress for the party last Friday.
She bought a beautiful dress for the party last Friday.
Past forms of the verb BRING
bring-brought-brought
Past forms of the verb BREED
breed-bred-bred
They (not catch) the bus because they were late.
They did not catch the bus because they were late.
He (bend) down to tie his shoes before the race.
He bent down to tie his shoes before the race.
(be) you at the fashion show last weekend?
Were you at the fashion show last weekend?
What time (arise) you yesterday morning?
What time did you arise yesterday morning?
He (not break) his favorite sunglasses when he dropped them.
He did not break his favorite sunglasses when he dropped them.
He (not bleed) when he accidentally cut himself while cooking.
He did not bleed when he accidentally cut himself while cooking.
Past forms of the verb BLEED
bleed-bled-bled
Past forms of the verb BLOW
blow-blew-blown
I (not bet) on the winning horse during the race.
I did not bet on the winning horse during the race.
She (become) an expert in medicine after years of hard work.
She became an expert in medicine after years of hard work.
We (not forget) to bring our favorite cookies to the picnic.
We did not forget to bring our favorite cookies to the picnic.
Who (breed) the most popular dog breeds last year?
Who bred the most popular dog breeds last year?
Past forms of the verb BREAK
break-broke-broken
(beat) the school team in the last match?
Did they beat the school team in the last match?
He (begin) to wear a new style of clothes when he turned 18.
He began to wear a new style of clothes when he turned 18.