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U3W5 Irregular Verbs

U3W5 Irregular Verbs

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English

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4th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
L.4.1B, L.5.1B, L.3.1E

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COURTNEY MICHELLE JACKSON

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U3W5 Irregular Verbs

Today you will be able to identify the correct irregular verb to complete the sentence.

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• Regular past-tense verbs end with -ed: walk/walked.

• Irregular past-tense verbs do not end with -ed: run/ran.

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• The verbs be and have also have irregular spellings for the present and past tenses. 

  • Be:

  • What tense is was?: I was, She was, he was, it was

  • What tense is were? You were, We were, they were

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• The verbs be and have also have irregular spellings for the present and past tenses. 

  • Have:

  • What tense is had? You had, We had, they had

  • What tense is were? You were, We were, they were

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Multiple Choice

Practice: We ______________all night to my cousins house.

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be driving

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had driven

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was driving

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were drove

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• The past tense of some irregular verbs is formed with an internal spelling change, such as run and ran.

  • A: What is the past tense of drive?

  • B: What is the past tense of speak?

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• The past form of an irregular verb that often ends with -n or -en, such as known or eaten, can be used with a helping verb to tell about the past

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Multiple Choice

I have (know/known) many people.

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know

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known

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Multiple Choice

I have (eaten/eat) five tacos!

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eaten

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eat

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U3W5 Irregular Verbs

Today you will be able to identify the correct irregular verb to complete the sentence.

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