Problem Overview:
The task involves filling in the blanks of sentences with the correct
past tense form of irregular verbs. The worksheet provides an example: "present tense: sit, past tense: sat." This indicates that some verbs do not follow the regular "-ed" ending rule for forming the past tense and instead use a completely different word.
Solution:
Below is the completed worksheet with explanations for each answer:
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#### 1. Jake (throw) _______ the ball to Marco.
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Present Tense: throw
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Past Tense: threw
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Answer: threw
#### 2. We (take) _______ my little brother to the movies.
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Present Tense: take
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Past Tense: took
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Answer: took
#### 3. She (write) _______ a report on spiders.
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Present Tense: write
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Past Tense: wrote
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Answer: wrote
#### 4. I (think) _______ the show was funny.
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Present Tense: think
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Past Tense: thought
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Answer: thought
#### 5. He (swim) _______ to the side of the swimming pool.
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Present Tense: swim
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Past Tense: swam
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Answer: swam
#### 6. Her mother (buy) _______ us snacks after school.
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Present Tense: buy
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Past Tense: bought
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Answer: bought
#### 7. Ave (see) _______ the movie before Zane.
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Present Tense: see
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Past Tense: saw
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Answer: saw
#### 8. The boy (eat) _______ a sandwich for lunch.
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Present Tense: eat
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Past Tense: ate
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Answer: ate
#### 9. Our team (win) _______ the game yesterday.
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Present Tense: win
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Past Tense: won
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Answer: won
#### 10. They (sell) _______ their car to their friends.
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Present Tense: sell
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Past Tense: sold
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Answer: sold
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Final Answer:
```
1. threw
2. took
3. wrote
4. thought
5. swam
6. bought
7. saw
8. ate
9. won
10. sold
```
Explanation:
Irregular verbs do not follow the standard rule of adding "-ed" to form the past tense. Instead, they have unique past tense forms that must be memorized. For example:
- "Throw" becomes "threw."
- "Take" becomes "took."
- "Write" becomes "wrote."
This worksheet helps reinforce the recognition and usage of these irregular verb forms in context.
Final Answer Box:
$$
\boxed{\text{threw, took, wrote, thought, swam, bought, saw, ate, won, sold}}
$$
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of past tense worksheet for grade 2.