You need to fill the gaps with the correct forms of irregular verbs in order: base form – past tense – past participle.

<span>arise</span><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><input />

<input /><em> — </em><span>awoke</span><em> — </em><input />

<input /><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><span>beaten</span>

<input /><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><span>built</span>

<input /><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><span>burnt</span>

<span>catch</span><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><input />

<input /><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><span>dealt</span>

<input /><em> — </em><span>dreamt</span><em> — </em><input />

<input /><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><span>fought</span>

<input /><em> — </em><span>shook</span><em> — </em><input />

<input /><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><span>risen</span>

<span>shoot</span><em> — </em><input /><em> — </em><input />

Irregular verbs for B1 English level