Study Time: Irregular Verbs

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Irregular Verbs

In English the past tense is formed by adding ed to the base verb form in affirmative sentences. In negations you always get didn't and the base verb form. In questions you always get did and the base verb form. 

PRESENT - PAST

walk -- walked

don't walk -- didn't walk

doesn't walk -- didn't walk

Do...walk? -- Did...walk?

Does...walk? -- Did...walk?

However, some verbs are irregular, meaning they don't follow the affirmative sentence rule (adding ed to the base verb form). They get a special verb form in the past tense. Only in affirmative sentences! 

These special verb forms should be studied by heart. So...let's do that shall we? 

PART 1

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 1-10 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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PART 2

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 10-20 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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PART 3

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 20-30 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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PART 4

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 30-40 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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PART 5

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 40-50 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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PART 6

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 50-60 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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PART 7

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 60-70 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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PART 8

Study the irregular past form and past participle form of the verbs 70-85 on page 225 of your workbook A. 

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