English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level
ESL/EFL Test #185 [color=blue]“Verb Tense Practice (2)”, question 4
I … my hand on a hot stove yesterday.
(a) burn
(b) burning
(c) burned
(d) burns
English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level
ESL/EFL Test #185 [color=blue]“Verb Tense Practice (2)”, answer 4
I burned my hand on a hot stove yesterday.
Correct answer: (c) burned
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What is it Stove So as I understand its a non. Am I correct.
Yes, you are. For more information please read this:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stove[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi everyone!
That’s quite strange:
I’ve been taught these forms of the irregular verb: burn-burnt-burnt. Is it wrong?
Both forms are acceptable, DEA. There are several verbs in transition, i.e. that have both regular and irregular forms: learned/learnt, spelled/spelt, sneaked/snuck, wedded/wed, etc.
Well, I get it. Thank you!