Describe making pictures with lines.
The idea
Use draw to make a picture. With he or she, use draws; the past is drew and the participle is drawn.
Examples
- I draw a tree in my notebook.
- She draws animals with a pencil.
- We drew a boat yesterday.
- He drew a star on the card.
- They have drawn a picture for the wall.
- Can you draw a flower for me?
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Do not use drew after have: say have drawn.
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Choose the correct form. My brother ___ a house every week. (draw / draws)
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draws
draws agrees with the singular subject.
Choose the correct form. Yesterday I ___ a bird. (draw / drew)
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drew
drew fits the completed action yesterday.
Choose the correct form. We have ___ a face. (drawn / drew)
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drawn
drawn follows have here.
Practice round
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Choose the correct form. My brother ___ a house every week. (draw / draws)
Choose the correct form. Yesterday I ___ a bird. (draw / drew)
Choose the correct form. We have ___ a face. (drawn / drew)
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