Verified answer

Across

2. found

4. wrote

5. had

6. spent

8. took

13. bit

14. became

16. met

17. ran

18. set

Down

1. rose

2. felt

3. did

4. was or were

5. hit

7. put

9 kept

10. shot

11. lose

12.came

13. bet

14. bent

15. kept

Past Tense of Verbs

Verbs refer to action words. It tells what the noun is doing. The past tense of verbs refer to the actions that happened in the past. We use these verbs when telling something that happened earlier, yesterday or years ago. There are rules to remember in giving the past tense of verbs and they are the following:

• To form the past tense of regular verbs, add -ed. Exampled are watch - watched, look - looked, and start - started.

• If the verbs end with "e", add -d. Examples are hate - hated, love - loved, and arrive - arrived.

• If the verbs end with "y", change "y" to "i" and add -ed. Examples are cry - cried, copy - copied, and study - studied.

• If the verbs end in consonant+vowel+consonant, double the last consonant and add -ed. Examples are clap - clapped, stop - stopped, and beg - begged.

• To form the past tense of irregular verbs, change a vowel in a word, change the spelling or the word remains the same. Examples of changing a vowel are run - ran, begin - began, and become - became. Examples of changing the spelling are catch - caught, think - thought, and bring - brought. Examples of verbs that remain the same are cut - cut, read - read, and put - put.

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