Here are the correct forms of the irregular verbs to complete the sentences.
1.
drawn (The sentence uses "were," which signals the past participle is needed for the passive voice.)
2.
beaten (The word "has" signals the present perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
3.
stolen (The word "have" signals the present perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
4.
sunk (The phrase "must have" signals the past participle is needed.)
5.
done (The phrase "may have" signals the past participle is needed.)
6.
sprang (This describes a specific action that happened in the past, so we use the simple past tense.)
7.
go (The phrase "Every day" tells us this is a habit happening now, so we use the present tense.)
8.
froze (This describes a specific event in the past, so we use the simple past tense.)
9.
made (The word "yesterday" tells us this happened in the past, so we use the simple past tense.)
10.
ran (This describes a single completed action in the past, so we use the simple past tense.)
11.
blown (The phrase "may have" signals the past participle is needed.)
12.
came (This describes a specific event in the past, so we use the simple past tense.)
13.
broken (The word "have" signals the present perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
14.
thrown (The sentence uses "was," which signals the past participle is needed for the passive voice.)
15.
swam (This describes a specific action that happened in the past, so we use the simple past tense.)
16.
burst (The verb "burst" is tricky because it stays the same in all forms: burst, burst, burst. Since "has" is used, we need the past participle, which is still "burst".)
17.
lain (The word "Has" signals the present perfect tense. The past participle of "lie" (to recline) is "lain".)
18.
rung (The phrase "had had" signals the past perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
19.
shaken (The word "Has" signals the present perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
20.
begun (The word "ever" with "has" signals the present perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
21.
arisen (The word "had" signals the past perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
22.
seen (The word "have" signals the present perfect tense, so we use the past participle.)
23.
built (The sentence uses "were," which signals the past participle is needed for the passive voice.)
24.
lead (The word "to" before the blank indicates the base form of the verb is needed.)
25.
hung (The phrase "had been" signals the past participle is needed for the passive voice.)
Final Answer:
1. drawn
2. beaten
3. stolen
4. sunk
5. done
6. sprang
7. go
8. froze
9. made
10. ran
11. blown
12. came
13. broken
14. thrown
15. swam
16. burst
17. lain
18. rung
19. shaken
20. begun
21. arisen
22. seen
23. built
24. lead
25. hung
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grammar worksheets 6th graders.
