Hmm.
This exercise drills you on the forms of the most common
anomalous verbs: bēon, dōn, gān and
willan. As you will encounter these verbs in nearly
every reading, you should take great care to commit their
forms to memory.
As with the other “drill” exercises, you should aim for a
perfect score, and repeat it until you can do it perfectly.
This is the end of the exercise. If you didn't get a score
of 36, study Introduction to Old English §§7.1.3 and 7.7 and
repeat this exercise until you can do it perfectly.
te01
Drag tiles from the collection below into the right places
in this verb paradigm.
x4922eart |
x1305is |
x2404wǣre |
x2406wæs |
x5776eom |
x2364sind |
x2402wǣron |
x2406wæs |
te02
These are the b forms of the verb bēon
(present only). Drag tiles from the collection below into
the right places in this verb paradigm.
x5776bēo |
x4922bist |
x2364bēoð |
x1305bið |
te03
Drag tiles from the collection below into the right places
in this verb paradigm.
x2406ēode |
x2402ēodon |
x5776gā |
x4922gǣst |
x2406ēode |
x2404ēodest |
x2364gāð |
x1305gǣð |
te04
Drag tiles from the collection below into the right places
in this verb paradigm.
x4922dēst |
x5776dō |
x2406dyde |
x2404dydest |
x1305dēð |
x2364dōð |
x2406dyde |
x2402dydon |
te05
Drag tiles from the collection below into the right places
in this verb paradigm.
x1305wile |
x5776wille |
x2406wolde |
x2404woldest |
x2364willað |
x4922wilt |
x2406wolde |
x2402woldon |
You can earn 0 points
for this task.