| 1 | Irregular verbs
 

Put in the correct form of a suitable verb. Use each verb once!
arise - beat - become - bend - bet - bid - bind - bite - bleed - blow - break - breed - bring - build - burn - burst - buy - catch - choose - cost - cut - deal - dig - draw - dream
1	The fisherman had ***** a big salmon and two trout in his net.
2	The farmer ***** a well in the garden last year to get fresh water.
3	You must have your hair ***** .  It's too long!
4	A number of serious difficulties have ***** .
5	She *****  shares in a company that went bankrupt.
6	My horse was ***** to win. It couldn't have been a safer bet.
7	You can ***** on that. It's absolutely certain.
8	The car ***** down, so we were delayed.
9	The waiter took my dirty plate away and ***** a clean one.
10	Our neighbour's dog ***** . It's rather a beast actually.
11	John *****  £400 for an 18th-century grandfather clock.
12	The IRA ***** up a police station in Belfast last night.
13	When my father was young he ***** horses for a living.
14	Many old houses are ***** of brick without any insulation.
15	Many young people are ***** about stardom and fame.
16	The young Mexican boy was ***** leader of the gang.
17	I bought two handmade statues although they ***** me a fortune.
18	I am used to *****  with this kind of problems.
19	The chairman ***** my attention to the fact that it would be expensive.
20	She's an extraordinary chess-player. She hasn't been ***** this year.
21	Everybody ***** out laughing when he starts talking.
22	He was so strong that he ***** the iron bar.
23	I am ***** ! Give me a plaster.
24	Two villages had been ***** down by the guerrilla.
25	James grew up in poverty, but he ***** a famous poet.