To complete this crossword, use the appropriate past tense / past participle of the verb in the parentheses.
Across
2 Although I learned French many years ago, I didn’t remember anything, so I (reteach) it to myself. (8)
5 We (leave) the party early. (4)
7 After a hard day at work, Jim came home and (unwind) in front of the TV. (7)
9 Mary (feed) the cat yesterday. (3)
10 I (let) the children play outside after they finished their homework. (3)
12 The insurance policy was (underwrite) by a well-known insurance carrier. (12)
14 Jack (run) all the way home from school. (3)
15 Our team (win) by a score of 12 to 2. (3)
16 Mother (buy) some strawberries and cream for dessert. (6)
20 The house was (presell) under the condition that they would be approved for the loan. (7)
21 You have reaped where another has (sow). (4)
22 Steve (eat) a big breakfast. (3)
24 The actor did not like being (typecast) as a villain all the time. (8)
26 The back yard has not been (mow) yet. (4)
27 The soldier (withstand) the torture, and did not give the enemy any information about his unit. (9)
29 Mother (make) a blanket for the new baby. (4)
30 Are you (do) with your project yet? (4)
31 Last night I (dream) I was back in first grade again. (6)
32 Samson (slay) a thousand of his enemies with the jawbone of a donkey. (4)
Down
1 The teacher (shut) the door behind her as she entered the room. (4)
2 The tapes had not been (rewind) before they were returned. (7)
3 By far, it was the most complex assignment our work team had ever (undertake). (10)
4 I was afraid, so I (hide) myself. (3)
5 The path (lead) us deep into the forest. (3)
6 The rain (fall) in great torrents. (4)
8 Even though the candidate (underspend) compared to his opponent, he still managed to win the election. (10)
9 The clothes Aunt Edna made for the baby (fit) like a glove. (3)
11 Sally came home with her dress (tear) and muddy. (4)
13 Last week the TV stations (rebroadcast) a special on the D-Day invasion of Normandy. (11)
14 The letter had been (rewrite) on nice stationery. (9)
17 Even though I didn’t know the language, I still (understand) what the old man was trying to tell me. (10)
18 …And, where their pilgrim feet have (tread), The God they trusted guards their graves. (4)
19 After extensive surgery, John (undergo) chemotherapy to eradicate the cancer. (9)
23 As my eyes grew accustomed to the darkness, I (become) aware that I was not alone in the room. (6)
25 Mark (put) away the groceries after he got home. (3)
27 Twenty-five years ago today, I (wed) my high school sweetheart. (3)
28 With his finger he (draw) pictures in the sand. (4)