Irregular Verbs: Gap Fill — B2
Practise 15 useful irregular verbs at B2 level. Complete one missing verb form in every row, then check the completed answer table on page 2.
What’s in the worksheet?
- 15 irregular-verb rows
- One form missing in each row
- Complete answer table on page 2
- Print-friendly A4 PDF
Complete 15 irregular-verb rows at B2, with one base, past-simple or participle form missing in each. The selection includes beat, freeze, hang, lie and rise; page 2 supplies the completed table.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Clarify that lie here means recline, and hang uses hung for objects.
- Complete page 1, identifying the missing column rather than assuming every gap needs a past tense.
- Compare with page 2 and mark the forms that differ from the base verb.
- Read selected families aloud. As an optional extension, use a past-simple form in a completed-event sentence and a participle in a suitable have + participle sentence.
Support and extension
Distinguish lie / lay / lain from regular lie / lied / lied meaning say something untrue. Optional sentences should make the meaning clear; do not confuse lie with transitive lay. For support, reveal only the relevant key rows after an attempt. The printed task is form recall; the sentence extension is teacher-added, not an included exercise.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
