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  • Name the past tense of this verb: catch
    caught
  • Name the past tense of this verb: break
    broke
  • What does the word "illegible" mean in this sentence? The student's handwriting was illegible, and the teacher had trouble reading it.
    Not clear enough to be read; scribbled
  • Name the past tense of this verb: hide
    hid
  • Is this sentence correct? She lead the presentation yesterday.
    No. She led the presentation yesterday.
  • Name the past tense of this verb: begin
    began
  • Name the past tense of this verb: hit
    hit
  • Is this sentence correct? I quit the team after our game yesterday.
    Yes :)
  • What does the word "lethargic" mean in this sentence? He was lethargic after Spring Break and didn't have the energy to get out of bed.
    tired, sluggish, lazy
  • What does the word "seldom" mean in this sentence? Ms. Elliott frequently falls asleep during movies, so she seldom goes to the movie theater.
    Rarely happens
  • What does the word "flabbergasted" mean in this sentence? Ms. George was flabbergasted by her students' knowledge.
    Amazed, surprised, shocked
  • Name the past tense of this verb: draw
    drew
  • Is this sentence correct? I meet my friend for coffee last wednesday
    No - I met my friend for coffee last Wednesday.
  • Name the past tense of this verb: go
    went
  • Name the past tense of this verb: bring
    brought
  • What does the word "frequently" mean in this sentence? Ms. Elliott frequently falls asleep during movies, so she seldom goes to the movie theater.
    often, regularly
  • Is this sentence correct? Last week, I forgived my friend
    No. Last week, I forgave my friend.
  • What does the word "concise" mean in this sentence? Ms. George told the class to provide a concise summary of the book.
    Short, brief.
  • Is this sentence correct? Ms. elliott know that Ms. George's class is smart.
    No. Ms. Elliott knows that Ms. George's class is smart.
  • Name the past tense of this verb: choose
    chose