Centro para el Desarrollo del Hábitat y la Construcción

Equipo de Bilingüismo
Evidence: Regular and Irregular Verbs
Name: Daisy Yuliana Moreno Patiño
Group: 1802675 Date: 26-03-2020

Regular
Irregular
Add –ed to the end of the verb.
There is no rule, you must memorize these verbs.
*In writing, the past tense is always –d or –ed.
When we speak, it sounds like –d, –id, OR –t *
Drive  DROVE-DRIVEN
Listen  LISTEND [sounds like: D ]
Become  BECAME-BECOME
Clean  CLEANED [sounds like: D ]
Begin  BEGAN-BEGUN
Ask  ASKED [sounds like: T ]
Forget FORGOT-FORGOTTEN
Try  TRIED [sounds like: D ]
Write  WROTE-WRITTEN
Talk  TALKED [sounds like: T]
Fight  FOUGHT-FOUGHT
Study  STUDIED [sounds like: D ]
Give  GAVE-GIVEN
Learn  LEARNED [sounds like: D ]
Sleep  SLEPT-SLEEPING
Cry  CRIED [sounds like: D ]
Go  WENT-GONE
Jump  JUMPED [sounds like: T ]
Have  HAD-HAD
Miss  MISSED [sounds like: T ]
Run  RAN-RUN
Mop  MOPED [sounds like: D ]
Choose  CHOSE-CHOSEN
Laugh  LAUGHED [sounds like: T ]
Meet  MET-MET
Cook  COOKED [sounds like: T ]
Send  SENT-SENT
Walk  WALKED [sounds like: T ]
See  SAW-SEEN
Argue  ARGUED [sounds like: D ]
Be  WAS-WERE-BEEN
Play  PLAYED [sounds like: D ]
Think  THOUGHT-THOUGHT
Twist  TWISTED [sounds like: T ]
Buy  BOUGHT-BOUGHT
End  ENDED [sounds like: D ]
Speed SPEEDED-SPEEDING