Understanding Irregular Verbs for Effective Communication
Explore the concept of irregular verbs, where the usual -ed rule does not apply. Learn how these verbs change forms for past tense and past participle, with examples provided. Additional resources and practice videos are also available for further learning.
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Principal Parts of Irregular Verbs Unit 3 Week 2
Irregular Verbs Usually you add -ed to a verb to form the past and past participle. Irregular verbs do not follow this rule. Instead of having -ed forms to show past tense, these verbs usually change to other words. Examples: Present Present Participle: Past: Past participle Present: Sharon sings Present Participle: She is singing Past: They sang sang every weekend last month. Past participle: The group has sung sings in a group. is singing on Saturday. has sung together for five years.
More Examples... Present Present Present Participle Present Participle Past Past Past Participle Past Participle become (am, is, are) becoming became (has, have, had) become choose (am, is, are) choosing chose (has, have, had) chosen fall (am, is, are) falling fell (has, have, had) fallen find (am, is, are) finding found (has, have, had) found get (am, is, are) getting got (has, have, had) gotten go (am, is, are) going went (has, have, had) gone is/are (am, is, are) being was/were (has, have, had) been speak (am, is, are) speaking spoke (has, have, had) spoken
Videos to check out and more practice... Khan Academy Irregular Verbs Khan Academy Irregular Verbs Video 1 Video 1 Video 2 Video 2 Video 3 Video 3 Video 4 Video 4 Video 5 Video 5
