Question

1. Form the past form of these verbs and divide them into three columns according to their endings. (Образуйте прошедшую форму данных глаголов и распределите их по трем колонкам в зависимости от окончаний. ) to listen, to permit, to stay, to hate, to fry, to travel, to walk, to live, to rob, to carry, to save, to clean, to hurry, to slip, to answer, to bake, to empty, to prefer, to play, to like, to regret, to talk, to reply, to plan, to wait, to close, to tidy-ed- -d - -ied​

Answer 1

Ответ:

-ed

listened

permitted

stayed

travelled

walked

robbed

cleaned

slipped

answered

preferred

played

regretted

talked

planned

waited

-d

hated

lived

saved

baked

liked

closed

-ied

fried

carried

hurried

emptied

replied

tidied

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Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with that. Let's form the past forms of the given verbs and categorize them based on their endings:

1. Verbs ending in "-ed": - listen → listened - carry → carried - save → saved - clean → cleaned - hurry → hurried - slip → slipped - bake → baked - empty → emptied - tidy → tidied

2. Verbs ending in "-d": - stay → stayed - live → lived - rob → robbed - prefer → preferred - play → played - like → liked - regret → regretted - reply → replied - close → closed

3. Verbs ending in "-ied": - deny → denied (assumed based on the pattern)

4. Irregular verbs: - permit → permitted - hate → hated - fry → fried - travel → traveled (or travelled) - walk → walked - answer → answered - talk → talked - plan → planned - wait → waited

Note: Some verbs, like "travel," can have both "traveled" and "travelled" as acceptable past forms. Additionally, there might be variations in British and American English spellings.