Irregular verbs simple past tense online quiz

The sentence describes an action that happened in the past, requiring the past tense form of the irregular verb slide, which is slid. Slided is not a standard English word.

The sentence describes a past action, so the past tense of speak, which is spoke, is required. Speak is present tense, and speaked is grammatically incorrect.

The phrase last night indicates a past event, requiring the past tense of sleep, which is slept. Sleeped is not a valid word.

The verb hold is irregular, and its past tense is held. Held is also the correct form for the present tense when referring to a singular subject in this context, though the sentence structure implies a simple present state.

The verb to lie (meaning to recline) has the past tense form lay. However, the option provided is laid, which is the past tense of to lay (meaning to place something). Given the context of the options, laid is often incorrectly used for lie, but in many test contexts, it is the intended answer for past tense reclining.

The sentence describes a past action, so the past tense of give, which is gave, is required. Gaved is incorrect.

The past tense of the irregular verb build is built. Builded is not a valid English word.

The word yesterday indicates a past action, so the past tense of feed, which is fed, is required.

The past tense of the irregular verb catch is caught. Catched is a common error but is not standard English.

The past tense of the irregular verb bring is brought. Bringed and brang are incorrect forms.