100 Grammar and Language Workbook, Grade 6
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Grammar
Exercise 2 Complete each sentence by changing the verb in parentheses to the form
indicated.
Newspapers everywhere [ printed stories about Balto. (past/print)
- People [ paid tribute to Balto with parades. (past/pay)
- Balto had [ caught the attention of people around the world. (past
participle/catch) - A statue of Balto still [ stands in New York City’s Central Park.
(present/stand) - By 1927, however, many people had [ forgotten about Balto. (past
participle/forget) - A greedy man had [ put Balto in a traveling show. (past participle/put)
- Balto had [ grown very thin and frail. (past participle/grow)
- Some concerned people [ became alarmed. (past/become)
- The man [ sold Balto to them for two thousand dollars. (past/sell)
- Schoolchildren had [ collected much of the money to save Balto. (past
participle/collect) - Balto [ went to Cleveland, Ohio. (past/go)
- The people there [ gave him another parade. (past/give)
- The parade [ drew fifteen thousand people. (past/draw)
- Then the people [ took Balto to a zoo. (past/take)
- They had [ found him a safe place to live. (past participle/find)
- Balto [ lived out his days at the zoo. (past/live)
- Thousands of people [ saw him there. (past/see)
- The people [ took good care of him. (past/take)
- Balto [ grew to be eleven years old. (past/grow)
- Today Balto [ stands in a museum. (present/stand)
- Balto’s story has [ taught many people about bravery. (past participle/teach)