Ski Past Tense
Ski Past Forms - Exercises
These exercises test different forms of the verb SKI and IRREGULAR VERBS
The verb "ski" means to glide on snow using skis, often as a sport or recreational activity.
Example:
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"I ski on the slopes every winter."
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"She skis down the mountain with great speed."
When referring to past actions, "ski" changes to "skied."
Forms of "Ski"
Tense |
Form |
Example Sentence |
Present |
ski |
"They ski together on holidays." |
Past |
skied |
"Last year, we skied in the Alps." |
Past Participle |
skied |
"He has skied on some of the toughest slopes in the world." |
Present Participle |
skiing |
"She is skiing with her friends this weekend." |
Examples of "Ski" in Sentences
Past Tense (skied):
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"We skied all day and then warmed up by the fire."
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"She skied down the steep hill without fear."
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"He skied faster than anyone else in the competition."
Past Participle (skied):
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"I have skied in many different countries."
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"They had skied together before joining the club."
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"She has skied this trail several times and knows it well."
Common Mistakes with "Ski"
1. Using "ski" instead of "skied" for past actions:
Learners sometimes forget to change the form to "skied" when talking about past events.
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Incorrect: "I ski down the hill yesterday."
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Correct: "I skied down the hill yesterday."
2. Spelling Errors with "Skied" and "Skiing":
Since "ski" ends with a vowel, adding suffixes like -ed or -ing can cause spelling confusion.
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Incorrect: "She skieed down the slope gracefully."
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Correct: "She skied down the slope gracefully."
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Incorrect: "They are skiinng in the Alps this week."
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Correct: "They are skiing in the Alps this week."
3. Confusing "ski" with similar activities:
Learners might confuse "ski" with related winter sports like snowboarding or sledding.
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Incorrect: "I skied down the hill on a snowboard."
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Correct: "I snowboarded down the hill."
FAQ
What is the past tense of "ski"?
The past tense of "ski" is "skied."
How do I use "skied" in a sentence?
Use "skied" to describe skiing that occurred in the past.
Example: "We skied all afternoon before it got too cold."
What is the past participle of "ski"?
The past participle of "ski" is also "skied."
Example: "He has skied this mountain several times."
Is "skiing" a correct word?
Yes, "skiing" is the present participle and is used for ongoing actions or as a noun.
Example: "She enjoys skiing during the winter."
Can "ski" be used figuratively?
Not usually, but it might be used creatively to describe moving quickly or smoothly, similar to gliding.