Explanation:
We need to write the
simple past tense form of each irregular verb listed. Irregular verbs don’t follow the usual “-ed” rule — they change in special ways. Let’s go one by one:
1.
fall → past tense is
fell
(Example: I *fell* off my bike yesterday.)
2.
feed → past tense is
fed
(Example: She *fed* the cat this morning.)
3.
feel → past tense is
felt
(Example: He *felt* tired after school.)
4.
fight → past tense is
fought
(Example: They *fought* over the last cookie.)
5.
find → past tense is
found
(Example: I *found* my keys under the sofa.)
6.
fly → past tense is
flew
(Example: The bird *flew* away quickly.)
7.
forget → past tense is
forgot
(Example: She *forgot* her homework.)
8.
forgive → past tense is
forgave
(Example: He *forgave* me for breaking his toy.)
9.
freeze → past tense is
froze
(Example: The lake *froze* overnight.)
10.
get → past tense is
got
(Note: In American English, it’s *got*; in British English, sometimes *gotten* is used for perfect tenses, but for simple past, *got* is correct here.)
(Example: I *got* a new pencil today.)
Let me double-check each:
- fall → fell
✔
- feed → fed
✔
- feel → felt
✔
- fight → fought
✔
- find → found
✔
- fly → flew
✔
- forget → forgot
✔
- forgive → forgave
✔
- freeze → froze
✔
- get → got
✔
All are standard simple past forms of irregular verbs.
Final Answer:
1. fell
2. fed
3. felt
4. fought
5. found
6. flew
7. forgot
8. forgave
9. froze
10. got
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of past tense worksheet for grade 3.