Question

Which verb form correctly completes the sentence?

My aunt __________ the dinner bell.

A.
rung

B.
ringed

C.
rang

D.
has rang
Rung?

Answer 1

@Anaise

Answer 2

rang

Answer 3

can you explain it to me? im a little confused im sorry

Answer 4

rang

Answer 5

ok thanks

Answer 6

Rang,

like I said, there are such thing as what? Irregular past tenses.

Answer 7

Oh, rung is improper

Answer 8

im sorry i cant explain to you why the answer i choice is right

Answer 9

Irregular past tenses are inferred when the thing what is being referred to the past is incorrect, sometimes the -ed theory doesn't work.

Like in y ending terms and or words? Those don't look right with y-ed?

Like liquify

Would it look better and or sound better if it were:

Liquefied

or Liqueifyed

Sometimes, (these aren't refereed to 'irregular' past tenses), we need to drop the y to an I. Other times we can't even use the well known theory at all, so we do:

Sing -> Sang