Verb Forms Lend to Sing 3

(pay / put)
A: Do you work for Mr. Smith?
B: Yes. He's nice, and he really ___ well, $9.00 an hour.
B: I worked for him last month, and he ___ me $11.00 an hour.

Your answer:

(Hint #1: Use the -ing form when a verb is the subject of a sentence. Example: Running is good for you.)
(Hint #2: The spelling of this verb is an exception; that is, it does not follow the rules you learned.)
(Hint #3: Remember the first word of a sentence begins with a capital letter!)

(quit / run)
A: My sister can't stop smoking. She has ___ dozens of times.
B: ___ is so hard! I ___ last year, and then I started again when I had exams.

Your answer:

(read /said)
A: What did John ___ when you told him you didn't want to date him anymore
B: Nothing. He just ___ "okay", and hung up the phone.
A: He's not a man of many words. He usually ___ little.

Your answer:

(make / put)
A: Where are you ___ that picture of your brother?
B: I've already ___ it in the family room with the other family pictures.
A: That'll be nice.

Your answer:

(felt / fell)
A: How did you ___ when you got that A+ on that test?
B: I ___ great. I'd studied so hard for it, and a got the grade I deserved.

Your answer:

(felt / fell)
A: Your a rider, Mary. Have you ever ___ off a horse.
B: Many times. In fact, I ___ off a horse last week.
A: My brother rides. He ___ all the time.

Your answer:

(finish / start) You have finally ___ this exercise.

Your answer: