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Regular vs Irregular Verbs

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Test your irregular verbs knowledge.

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Regular vs Irregular Verbs
 

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Test your irregular verbs knowledge.

by Jeniffer Clervin
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The past tense of run is ranned.

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Regular verbs add -ed to form the past simple (e.g., walked).

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Most English verbs are regular, but a significant number are irregular.

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Regular verbs include be, have, do.

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Irregular verbs have past forms that do not end in -ed (e.g., went, saw).

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Regular verbs never change in any forms.

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The past tense of swim is swam.

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All irregular verbs have the same past tense as their base form.

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The past participle of take is taken.

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The base form of go is goes.

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