Master English verb conjugations with our Past Tense game . This comprehensive activity covers 176 different verbs across 22 content sets. By matching present and past forms, completing sentences, and reordering phrases, learners build a strong foundation in using regular and irregular past tense verbs in context. You can assign this page as a task and monitor your students' progress through our dedicated portal. You can share this page by using the link below. https://www.gamestolearnenglish.com/past-tense-game/ Step 1: Verb Matching – Drag the present tense verb to its correct past tense form (e.g., "go" to "went"). Step 2: Sentence Completion – Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence based on the visual prompt. Step 3: Phrase Reordering – Drag words into the correct order to build a complete past tense sentence. Use the following lists as a reference for the 176 verbs practiced in this game. Each pair shows the Present Tense — Past Tense forms used in the game logic: Watch — Watched Deliver — Delivered Charge — Charged Exercise — Exercised Press — Pressed Carry — Carried They are — Were Learn — Learned Greet — Greeted Cough — Coughed She feels — Felt Paint — Painted Collapse — Collapsed Whisper — Whispered Decrease — Decreased Follow — Followed Concentrate — Concentrated Withdraw — Withdrew Light — Lighted Guard — Guarded Sneeze — Sneezed Forget — Forgot Study — Studied Click — Clicked Crack — Cracked Refuse — Refused Crash — Crashed Relax — Relaxed Scream — Screamed Debate — Debated Visit — Visited Discount — Discounted Repair — Repaired Brush — Brushed

Enjoy — Enjoyed Design — Designed Arrive — Arrived Highlight — Highlighted Do homework — Did Listen — Listened Advertise — Advertised Order — Ordered Display — Displayed Cross — Crossed Empty — Emptied Encourage — Encouraged Smell — Smelled Exchange — Exchanged Point — Pointed Insert — Inserted Clean — Cleaned Control — Controlled Ignore — Ignored Think — Thought Interview — Interviewed Reflect — Reflected Climb — Climbed Construct — Constructed Receive — Received Dream — Dreamed Deposit — Deposited Rescue — Rescued Teachers recommend this ESL past tense activity because it provides an exhaustive volume of practice for both regular and irregular forms. By using the exact data pairs found in the game code, students can systematically work through 176 verbs. This helps move learners beyond simple rote memorization and toward functional usage in Cambridge A2 Key (KET) and B1 Preliminary (PET) exams. If the game feels too fast, use the settings button to turn off the timer. For more sentence-building practice, try Grammar Bubbles , or practice the Present Perfect to see how these verbs change even further. Which irregular verb set do your students find most difficult? Let us know in the comments below! very interesting game, i like - Santa very interesting game, i like Nice game - Gia Excellent educational game for practice. - Sara Gonzalez Excellent educational game for practice. - Sara Gonzalez Good game - Vittoria palma - Vittoria palma Good game - Anon Games to Learn English Content made with PixiJS