Vocabulary Verbs in Present and Past

Vocabulary Verbs

Regular and Irregular Verbs​

By Luis Quiroz

Differences

Verbs are those words which express the action or state of the subject in a sentence. There are certain forms which a verb can take, called as ‘principal parts of verbs‘, these are infinitive, third person present, simple past, past participle and present participle. If you take a glance at these forms, you’ll notice that there are some verbs whose simple past and past participle have a set or fixed ending which are called Regular Verbs.​

Conversely, there are certain verbs which either change their forms completely or remain the same, these are known as Irregular Verbs​.

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TAKE A LOOK

Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verb

EXERCISES

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I

(study) all night yesterday.

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After escaping from prison, he

  (rob) a bank.

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I

 (stop) smoking when I was 30.

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When I was a child, I

(hate) fish.

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We really

(enjoy) the concert.

Retrieved from "Englisch Hilfen"

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Are the following forms of the irregular verbs used as Infinitive, Simple Past and/or Past participle?

Choose the correct option(s)​

Multiple Choice

Have

• Infinitive

• Simple Past

• Past Participle

Multiple Choice

Went

• Simple Past

• Infinitive

• Past Participle

Multiple Select

Slept

• Past Participle

• Simple Past

• Infinitive

Multiple Select

Come

• Past Participle

• Simple Past

• Infinitive

Multiple Select

Put

• Infinitive

• Past Participle

• Simple Past