Checking andTearning past participles2 Complete the table with the pastsimple and past participle forms of theverbs in the box.do speak find go help looksee make play stay touch visitPast simple and past participle formsregularirregularhelp - helped - helped do - did - done​

1.“Do you know what to do?” he asked us.

He asked us if we knew what to do.

2.The commentator says, “It will be a new record.”

The commentator said that it would be a ner record.

3.The manager said to his secretary, “Get all the papers ready.”

The manager told his secretary to get all the papers ready.

4.She asked the doctor, “Can I follow a strict diet?”

She asked the doctor if she could follow a strict diet.

5.The air hostess said, “The plane is landing.”

The air hostess said that the plane was landing.

6.Jim said, “I have already eaten lunch.”

Jim said that he had already eaten lunch.

7.He told his friend, “Don’t buy these discs.”

He told his friend not to buy those discs.

8.The policeman asked, “What is the matter?”

The policeman asked what was the matter.

1.“Do you know what to do?” he asked us.

He asked us if we knew what to do.

2.The commentator says, “It will be a new record.”

The commentator said that it would be a ner record.

3.The manager said to his secretary, “Get all the papers ready.”

The manager told his secretary to get all the papers ready.

4.She asked the doctor, “Can I follow a strict diet?”

She asked the doctor if she could follow a strict diet.

5.The air hostess said, “The plane is landing.”

The air hostess said that the plane was landing.

6.Jim said, “I have already eaten lunch.”

Jim said that he had already eaten lunch.

7.He told his friend, “Don’t buy these discs.”

He told his friend not to buy those discs.

8.The policeman asked, “What is the matter?”

The policeman asked what was the matter.