Let's revise English grammar

To start with, let's work on the irregular verbs and check whether you know them well. Link the French translation with the three English forms. pardonner forgive, forgave, forgiven pleurer weep, wept, wept piquer sting, stung, stung rétrécir shrink, shrank, shrunk enfoncer, pousser thrust, thrust, thrust s'enfuir flee, fled, fled prévoir foresee, foresaw, foreseen s'accrocher cling, clung, clung lier, relier bind, bound, bound (se) courber, (se) pencher bend, bent, bent s'agenouiller kneel, knelt, knelt chercher, rechercher seek, sought, sought prêter lend, lent, lent pendre, accrocher hang, hung, hung sauter leap, leapt, leapt creuser dig, dug, dug ramper creep, crept crept être étendu lie, lay, lain s'appuyer lean, leant, leant balayer sweep, swept, swept Complete the sentences with the verb given between brackets, in the appropriate form. Have you (hear) heard about the biggest train robbery in Britain?In 1963, armed robbers (steal) stole £2.6 million, mostly in bank notes, from a Glasgow-London Royal Mail train. The gang (wear) wore helmets, ski masks and gloves. They (hide) hid in a farm a few days after the robbery. Then, the farm (burn) burnt down but the police (find) found everyone's fingerprints.The robbers were (catch) caught and (send) sent to prison. The leader of the gang (escape) escaped from prison, (undergo) underwent plastic surgery and (flee) fled to Brazil. Complete the sentences with the verb given between brackets in the right form. 1. The beatles (sing) sang together and (give) gave many concerts until they (break) broke up in 1970.2. Everybody in the audience (stand) stood up. Oprah Winfrey (go) went on stage and (speak) spoke forcefully.3. John (spend) spent too much on clothes yesterday.4. He shouldn't have (tell) told so many lies.5. She (ring) rang her parents as soon as she (know) knew she had passed the exam.6. The policeman (shoot) shot the criminal.7. She should have (forgive) forgiven him.8. He (bet) bet a lot of money during the football World Cup.9. In the 1950s and 1960s, Martin Luther King (lead) led the struggle for Civil Rights.10. Great Britain (fight) fought with courage during the Blitz.11. Yesterday, Mary (get) got a letter, (read) read it and (burst) burst into tears.12. I (withdraw) withdrew money from the bank yesterday.13. When I was young, my grandmother (teach) taught me how to cook.14. You should have (sweep) swept the floor and (take) taken the garbage out.15. When they (come) came in, they (see) saw a huge scary man and (leave) left the place in a hurry.16. He (swim) swam across the lake two years ago and (win) won a medal for it.17. She was (strike) struck by the policeman's words.18. They (freeze) froze when they realized they had (lose) lost their keys.