To solve this worksheet, we need to match each verb in the "Present" column with its correct past tense form in the "Past" column. These are irregular verbs, which means they don’t just add “-ed” — their spelling changes completely.
Let’s go one by one:
1.
rise → already matched to
rose (as shown in the example)
2.
think → past tense is
thought
3.
do → past tense is
did
4.
make → past tense is
made
5.
sleep → past tense is
slept
6.
go → past tense is
went
7.
hang → past tense is
hung (note: “hanged” is for executions; “hung” is for objects or pictures)
8.
run → past tense is
ran
9.
write → past tense is
wrote
10.
see → past tense is
saw
Now let’s list all the matches clearly:
- rise → rose
- think → thought
- do → did
- make → made
- sleep → slept
- go → went
- hang → hung
- run → ran
- write → wrote
- see → saw
We can double-check that every word from the Present column has a unique match in the Past column, and vice versa — no duplicates, no leftovers.
Final Answer:
rise – rose
think – thought
do – did
make – made
sleep – slept
go – went
hang – hung
run – ran
write – wrote
see – saw
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of irregular past tense verbs worksheet.
