Regular & irregular verbs

Regular & irregular verbs

Formative practice

Goals

- I can identify regular and irregular verbs in past tense.

- I can correctly form the past tense of both verb types.

- I know which verbs I still need to study.

Type in any regular or irregular verbs you already know (base form or past form).

What’s the Difference?

Regular verbs: add -ed in the past (e.g., walk → walked)

Irregular verbs: change form (e.g., go → went)

Pay attention to spelling changes!

Which of these verbs is irregular?

1. Play
2. Talk
3. Run
4. Jump

Write down which verbs are irregular out of all of these: walked, ran, helped, went, played, saw

What’s the correct past tense? Yesterday, she ___ (go) to the supermarket.

1. Go
2. Went
3. Gone
4. Going

What’s the correct past tense?
I ___ (clean) my room last night.

1. Cleaned
2. Clean
3. Cleansed
4. Cleaning

What is the past tense of to fly?

1. Flyed
2. Flew
3. Flied
4. Flown

Which verb is irregular?

1. Cleaned
2. Smiled
3. Cooked
4. Built

What’s the correct past tense?
He ___ (eat) all the cookies before dinner.

1. Ate
2. Eat
3. Eated
4. Eating

What’s the correct past tense?
They ___ (take) the wrong bus.

1. Take
2. Taken
3. Took
4. Taking

What’s the correct past tense?
She ___ (run) to school because she was late.

1. Was run
2. Run
3. Running
4. Ran

Complete the sentence:
I __________ (wake) up late this morning.

Complete the sentence:
She __________ (not bring) her homework to class.

Complete the sentence:
They __________ (have) a great time at the party.

Which new words did you learn?

Which verbs do you still need to study?

Goals

- I can identify regular and irregular verbs in past tense.

- I can correctly form the past tense of both verb types.

- I know which verbs I still need to study.

Next week:

The test is next week Thursday. If this was difficult, practice more at home!