This document provides 10 exercises to underline the correct verb form given in parentheses for each sentence. The verbs focus on forms such as begun/began, broken/broke, brought/bring, come/came, drank/drunk, did/done, eaten/ate. Mastering the correct usages of verb forms is the essential information provided in the short exercises.

1. E X E R C I S E S
Underline the correct form of the verb from those given in parentheses.
I.
1. Have you (began,begun) studying for your finals yet?
2. Sara has (broke,broken) the record for the hundred-yard dash.
3. If you have (broke,broken) the seal on that package, it can't be returned.
4. These boots aren't (broken,broke) in yet.
5. Why don't you (bring,brought) your skateboard?
6. Donna (chose,chosen) the name for the school newspaper.
7. I haven't missed that series since it (began,begun).
8. The spirited horses have (broke,broken) through the fence.
9. The victims of the automobile accident were (bring,brought) to the emergency room.
10. Martin, this class (began,begun) ten minutes ago.
II.
1. The coach (came,come) to see the injured player.
2. Everyone (drank,drunk) milk with the sandwiches.
3. We (did,done) an experiment showing the effects of global warming.
4. A messenger (come,came) to our door with a telegram.
5. Rabbits (ate,eaten) most of the lettuce in our garden.
6. The cattle have (eat,eaten) the corn and oats.
7. Patty has (did,done) twice as much research as Ron.
8. No, I have never (drank,drunk) coconut milk.
9. Wayne (ate,eaten) spaghetti for both lunch and dinner.
10. The boys (did,done) a neat job of sewing their shirts.