Irregular verbs

I have fallen down the stairs. (fall/fell/fallen)

I bit my tongue yesterday. (bite/bit/bitten)

She has forgotten how to drive a car. (forget/forgot/forgotten)

Give it to me! (Give/Gave/Given)

They broke into my house and stole my TV last week. (break/broke/broken)

I know what you mean, I just don't agree with you. (know/knew/known)

I only ever drank fresh orange juice, I hated the concentrate. (drink/drank/drunk)

He drew a car from the deck and gave a little smile. (draw/drew/drawn)

She had done her best, there wasn't anything more she could do. (do/did/done)

I should have known that you were behind this stunt. (know/knew/known)

Can you go to the cinema with me tonight? (go/went/gone)

I lit a candle, since it was so dark. (light/lit/lit)

She meant to say that she was sorry, it just came out as an insult. (mean/meant/meant)

Did you get my letter? (get/got/gotten)

I had forgiven him for everything he had done. (forgive/forgave/forgiven)

Have you ever ridden a bike before? (ride/rode/ridden)

Before you said that, I had begun to like you. Now, I'm not so sure. (begin/began/begun)

Look! All the leaves have blown away overnight. (blow/blew/blown)

She was new in town and had come straight from the train to work. (come/came/come)

Have you forgotten that today is our anniversary? (forget/forgot/forgotten)

I had been given a new set of gol clubs which I meant to try out that weekend. (give/gave/given)

He has lost his memory and doesn't know who we are. (lose/lost/lost)

He has left me a note which says I am to tidy the kitchen. (leave/left/left)

They had gone to the recycling centre to unload some cardboard but they found that it was closed. (find/found/found)

I have done what you asked me to. (do/did/done)

I was feeling sick after having eaten a bad oyster. (eat/ate/eaten)

I had spent all day in bed and was feeling well rested. (spend/spent/spent)

I have begun my homework and I'm starting to feel a bit less stressed. (feel/felt/felt)

That bird that had flown all the way from Scotland, settled in our garden. (fly/flew/flown)

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