Is it Hang or Hung

Worksheet Description

This worksheet provides a series of sentences with a blank space where students are asked to fill in with either “hanged” or “hung.” The sentences are structured to describe various scenarios involving the act of hanging, such as a coat on a hook, kids at the monkey bars, or the moon in the night sky. The exercise challenges students to discern the appropriate context for each verb form. It is a fill-in-the-blank activity aimed at helping students practice the correct usage of these commonly confused irregular verbs.

The worksheet is designed to teach students the difference between “hanged” and “hung.” “Hanged” is used when referring to the execution by hanging, while “hung” is used in all other contexts where items are suspended or attached from above. By completing the sentences with the correct word, students reinforce their understanding of proper verb usage. This practice is crucial for developing their English grammar skills, particularly in mastering the past tense of irregular verbs.