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Sung vs. sang (sing) Thu Jun 08, 2006 18:31 pm  Sung vs. sang (sing)
 

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #83 "Past Participle Sentences", question 2

I would have ......... all night if I could but we all had to leave early because Carmen didn't feel good.

(a) sing
(b) sung
(c) sang
(d) singed

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #83 "Past Participle Sentences", answer 2

I would have sung all night if I could but we all had to leave early because Carmen didn't feel good.

Correct answer: (b) sung
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why sung not sing?
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Sung vs. sang (sing) Fri Jun 09, 2006 9:43 am  Sung vs. sang (sing)
 

It's future perfect in the past,that's why I would have sung but not sing (which is an infinive but not the third form of "sing").
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