Past Participle Quiz

The correct answer is 'had' which is the past tense of the verb 'have'. The other options are either present tense or a combination of present and past tenses which do not correctly match the question.

The correct past tense of 'buy' is 'bought'. The other options are not grammatically correct forms of the past tense of 'buy'.

The correct past tense of 'leave' is 'left', while the incorrect options do not follow standard English grammar rules for forming past tenses.

The correct past tense of 'make' is 'made'. While the other options may sound similar, they are not grammatically correct past tense forms of 'make'.

The correct past tense of 'become' is 'became'. 'Becoming' is the present participle form, 'becomes' is the third person singular form, and 'become' is the base form of the verb.

Running is a physical activity that involves moving swiftly on foot. Swimming, reading, and cooking are not typically considered types of physical activity.

The correct past participle form of 'blow' is 'blown'. The incorrect answers provided do not follow the correct grammar rules for forming past participles.

The correct past tense of 'draw' is 'drawn' which is commonly used in English language.

The correct past participle form of 'fly' is 'flown'. 'Flew' is the simple past form, while 'flyed' and 'flyen' are incorrect variations.

The correct past participle form of 'grow' is 'grown', not 'grew,' 'growing,' or 'gorwn.'

The correct past tense form of the verb 'know' is 'known', making the sentence grammatically correct.

The correct past participle form of the verb 'throw' is 'thrown', not 'throwed', 'throwing', or 'threw'.

The correct answer is 'sworn' as it is the past participle form of the verb 'swear'. 'Swore' is the simple past tense, 'swearing' is the present participle, and 'swears' is the present tense.

The correct past tense form of 'tear' is 'torn', not 'tore', 'teared', or 'taring'.

The past participle form of the verb 'wear' is 'worn', which is used to indicate an action that has already happened in the past and is also used as an adjective to describe something that has been used over time.

The correct past participle of 'break' is 'broken'. 'Breaked' is not a word in the English language. 'Broke' is the simple past tense of 'break', and 'breaken' is not the correct past participle form.

The past participle form of 'choose' is 'chosen', which is used when referring to a decision or selection that has already been made.

The correct past tense form of 'freeze' is 'frozen'. 'Freezing' is the present participle form, 'froze' is the simple past tense form, and 'froozen' is not a valid form of the verb.

The correct past participle form of 'speak' is 'spoken'. The incorrect answers do not follow the standard English rules for forming past participles.

The correct past tense form of 'steal' is 'stolen', making it irregular as it does not follow the typical -ed ending rule for regular verbs. 'Stole', 'stealed', and 'stealied' are not valid past tense forms of the verb 'steal'.

The correct past participle form of 'begin' is 'begun'. 'Beginning' is the present participle form while 'began' is the simple past tense form.

The correct past participle of 'drink' is 'drunk', not 'drank', 'drunken', or 'drinking'.

The word 'ring' when referring to a sound or bell is spelled as 'rung', not 'reng', 'rong', or 'ringg'.

The past participle form of 'sing' is 'sung'. It is important to remember irregular verb forms like this when conjugating verbs.

The correct past tense of the verb 'sink' is 'sank'. While 'sunk' is the past participle form, it is not the correct past tense form. 'Sinked' is not a valid past tense form of the verb 'sink' and 'sinking' is the present participle form, not the past tense form.

The correct past tense of swim is 'swum'. Even though 'swam' might sound correct, 'swum' is the accurate past tense form of swim.

The past participle form of 'bite' is 'bitten', not 'bit', 'bited', or 'biten'.

The correct past participle form of 'drive' is 'driven'. 'Drived' and 'drivened' are not valid forms, while 'drove' is the simple past form of 'drive'.

The correct past participle form of 'ride' is 'ridden'. While 'rode' is the past tense form, 'riden' and 'rided' are incorrect forms of the past participle.