The little ghost - irregular verbs

The little ghost:

Find the correct word from the selection box:

Option 1: The infinitive

Option 2: The past tense

Option 3: The perfect tense (have/has or had)

Now I would like to  telltoldtold you a story which somebody telltoldtold me some years ago.

Every night the youngest child bringbroughtbroughthis teddy bear to his bedroom. He always fell asleep whit it in his arms. Every night when his mother went upstairs to seesawseen him before she went to bed, she findfoundfound the teddy bear under the chair in the corridor.  The same thing happened every night. Nobody had seesawseen or hearheardheardanything. The mother wanted to findfoundfound out what was going on! She just had to bringbroughtbrought a magazine and a blanket and stay in the corridor the entire night. She was prepared for a long night without any sleep. Her husband had bringbroughtbrought her a nice cup of coffee, just to make sure she would stay awake.

She was a bit worried about how she would react if she suddenly seesawseen or hearheardheardsomething scary! Her husband had telltoldtold her to wake him up if she needed him.

Around midnight she suddenly hearheardheard a sound. She expected to seesawseen  a scary ghost. She got relieved when she discovered her little son sleepwalking.

She had now findfoundfound out who the scary ghost was!