Verb Forms Fight to Lend 3

Mr. Sheehan Ñ ALI Ñ University of Toledo

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Read each dialogue. Choose the correct verb. Type in all the correct answers. Example: (eat / catch) A: Do you ___ spaghetti? B: Yes, I have often ___ it. In fact, I ___ some yesterday. You type: eat eaten ate. When you finish, click "Submit". If you have errors, go back and correct them. To get credit for this quiz, you must get at least 85%.

(keep / know) A: After I found that cat, I _ it at my house. B: How long did you _ it? A: I still have it! I've ___ it since I found it, three months ago.

Your answer:

(kept / knew) A: Does John _ Peter? B: Yes, he has _ him for years.

Your answer:

(lead / leave) A: Who is _ the meeting today? B: Not me! I've never _ a meeting in my life. A: You have too! You ___ one last week, and you did a good job.

Your answer:

(left / lent) A: Can you _ me a dollar. B: Sorry. I don't do that. In fact, I've never _ any money to anyone. A: You ___ Sam a dollar yesterday. B: Okay. I rarely do that.

Your answer:

(held / have) A: How long has John _ to complete this job? B: Several weeks. A: Does he _ much more time? B: Three days. He ___ just three days.

Your answer:

(hide / leave) A: We _ the party early last night. B: Why did you _? A: We were tired, and other people were ___, so we decided to go too.

Your answer:

(forget / fly) A: I _ my homework! B: How did you _ that? A: I'm like my father. He has even ___ his shoes from time to time!

Your answer:

Verb Forms Fight to Lend 3

Mr. Sheehan Ñ ALI Ñ University of Toledo

(keep / know) A: After I found that cat, I ___ it at my house. B: How long did you ___ it? A: I still have it! I've ___ it since I found it, three months ago.

(kept / knew) A: Does John ___ Peter? B: Yes, he has ___ him for years.

(lead / leave) A: Who is ___ the meeting today? B: Not me! I've never ___ a meeting in my life. A: You have too! You ___ one last week, and you did a good job.

(left / lent) A: Can you ___ me a dollar. B: Sorry. I don't do that. In fact, I've never ___ any money to anyone. A: You ___ Sam a dollar yesterday. B: Okay. I rarely do that.

(held / have) A: How long has John ___ to complete this job? B: Several weeks. A: Does he ___ much more time? B: Three days. He ___ just three days.

(hide / leave) A: We ___ the party early last night. B: Why did you ___? A: We were tired, and other people were ___, so we decided to go too.

(forget / fly) A: I ___ my homework! B: How did you ___ that? A: I'm like my father. He has even ___ his shoes from time to time!

(keep / know) A: After I found that cat, I _ it at my house. B: How long did you _ it? A: I still have it! I've ___ it since I found it, three months ago.

(kept / knew) A: Does John _ Peter? B: Yes, he has _ him for years.

(lead / leave) A: Who is _ the meeting today? B: Not me! I've never _ a meeting in my life. A: You have too! You ___ one last week, and you did a good job.

(left / lent) A: Can you _ me a dollar. B: Sorry. I don't do that. In fact, I've never _ any money to anyone. A: You ___ Sam a dollar yesterday. B: Okay. I rarely do that.

(held / have) A: How long has John _ to complete this job? B: Several weeks. A: Does he _ much more time? B: Three days. He ___ just three days.

(hide / leave) A: We _ the party early last night. B: Why did you _? A: We were tired, and other people were ___, so we decided to go too.

(forget / fly) A: I _ my homework! B: How did you _ that? A: I'm like my father. He has even ___ his shoes from time to time!