irregular verbs - sadlier-oxford：不规则动词-萨德利尔牛津.pdf

NAME Level Red Copyright ? by William H. Sadlier, Inc. Permission to duplicate classroom quantities granted to users of Grammar for Writing . Irregular Verbs E XERCISE 1 Choosing Correct Verbs Circle the correct verb in parentheses. 1. Many believe the history of animation (began, begun) with the illustrations of ancient Egyptians. 2. In 1906, Stuart Blackton (made, maked) an early animated film. 3. He (drew, drawn) comical faces on a blackboard and photographed them. 4. A 1914 animated movie about Gertie the dinosaur (e, became) popular. 5. By the 1920s, audiences (growed, grew) tired of the same old animation. 6. People (felt, feeling) bored with silly characters and simple plots. 7. Big studios, like Disney, soon (took, taken) over the animation industry. 8. In 1928, Steamboat Willie (gave, giving) the public a look at Mickey Mouse. 9. New technology has (bringed, brought) amazing films to viewers. 10. Have you (saw, seen) Toy Story , the puter-generated animation film? E XERCISE 2 Proofreading a Paragraph Proofread the paragraph below to find five errors with irregular verbs. Circle each wrong verb form, and write the correct form in the margin. 1If you are looking for a fun and visually breathtaking movie, go see WALL-E. puter-animated science fiction film came out in 2008 and was an immediate hit. 3Set in 2700, after Earth has b