Verb Tense Practice

Take a look at the irregular verb blow.

Blow is the present simple tense

Blew is the past simple tense

Blown is the past participle

Blowing is the progressive form.

Blow has a number of meanings e.g. to move and make currents of air: "The wind blew the paper out of my hand. I had to run after it."
Or 'to seriously damage something by making it explode': "The explosion blew the factory up."

Now use the correct form of the verb in the following tenses:

• 1 - The wind has the tree over.
• 2 - The wind was strongly all day yesterday.
• 3 - Did the wind this plant-pot over?
• 4 - When the wind we'll go and fly our kite.
• 5 - on your soup if it's too hot to drink.
• 6 - Children love bubbles.
• 7 - The wind all of the clouds away last night.
• 8 - The flowers have been all over the garden.
• 9 - Last week's explosion the building down.
• 10 - your nose in this tissue - don't keep sniffing.