Grammar Practice Worksheets
Past Participles - Bingo
Instructions: Choose 24 verbs from the list below and write the past participle of each one in any space on your bingo card. Mix them up. Do not write them in the same order as the list. (This will ensure you all have a different card.) Your teacher will call out certain past participles. If you have one, cover it with your bean, piece of cardboard, candy, or any other marker your teacher gives you. When you have one line any way covered, shout Bingo. (You must have the correct past participle under each marker in order to win.)
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\hline become & begin & bet & bite & blow & break \
bring & build & catch & choose & come & cost \
cut & dig & do & draw & drink & drive \
eat & fall & feel & fight & find & fly \
forget & freeze & get & give & go & grow \
hang & have & hear & hide & hit & hold \
hurt & keep & know & leave & let & lose \
make & mean & meet & pay & quit & ring \
read & ride & run & see & sell & send \
shake & shoot & shut & sink & sit & sleep \
speak & spend & stand & stick & sweep & swing \
swim & take & teach & tell & think & throw \
wake & wear & win & write & understand
\end{tabular}

Question

Accepted Answer

To create your bingo card, you need to choose 24 verbs from the list provided and write their past participles. Remember, the past participle is often used in perfect tenses and passive voice sentences. Here are the past participles for 24 randomly selected verbs from your list:

1. become - become
2. begin - begun
3. bet - bet
4. bite - bitten
5. break - broken
6. choose - chosen
7. come - come
8. cut - cut
9. do - done
10. draw - drawn
11. drink - drunk
12. eat - eaten
13. fall - fallen
14. find - found
15. fly - flown
16. freeze - frozen
17. get - gotten (or got, depending on the variety of English)
18. give - given
19. go - gone
20. grow - grown
21. hide - hidden
22. know - known
23. leave - left
24. make - made

Now, take these past participles and arrange them randomly on your bingo card. Make sure to mix them up well so your card is unique. Remember, when your teacher calls out a past participle, you will cover it if it's on your card. The goal is to get a line covered horizontally, vertically, or diagonally and shout "Bingo!"