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Regular vs. Irregular Verbs Riddles

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Identify if the verb is regular or irregular.

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Regular vs. Irregular Verbs Riddles
 

Regular vs. Irregular Verbs RiddlesOnline version

Identify if the verb is regular or irregular.

by jocelyn lojan
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I add -ed to form past tense, like 'walked'.

Pistas

Example: 'talk' becomes 'talked'

Most verbs ending with -ed are regular

Follow a common pattern in past tense

2

My past tense doesn't follow the usual pattern, like 'go' to 'went'.

Pistas

Example: 'buy' becomes 'bought'

Often changes vowels or form entirely

Does not add -ed in past tense

3

I form past tense by adding -ed, like 'play' to 'played'.

Pistas

Example: 'jump' becomes 'jumped'

Most verbs follow this rule

Common pattern for past tense

4

My past tense is 'ran', not 'runned'.

Pistas

Example: 'run' becomes 'ran'

Often changes vowels or forms

Does not follow the -ed rule

5

I am a verb like 'talk', and I add -ed for past tense.

Pistas

Example: 'help' becomes 'helped'

Most verbs ending in -ed are regular

Follow the standard pattern

6

My past tense is 'bought', not 'buyed'.

Pistas

Example: 'bring' becomes 'brought'

Changes form entirely

Does not add -ed

7

I form past tense by adding -ed, like 'dance' to 'danced'.

Pistas

Example: 'climb' becomes 'climbed'

Most verbs ending with -ed are regular

Follows the common rule

8

My past tense is 'swam', not 'swimed'.

Pistas

Example: 'swim' becomes 'swam'

Vowel change in past tense

Does not follow the -ed pattern

9

I add -ed to form past tense, like 'talk' to 'talked'.

Pistas

Example: 'play' becomes 'played'

Most verbs follow this pattern

Standard past tense formation

10

My past tense is 'drank', not 'drinked'.

Pistas

Example: 'drink' becomes 'drank'

Vowel change in past tense

Does not follow the regular pattern

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