Regular vs Irregular verbs (SP)

Regular Verbs Past Tense

Rule 1:

Verb ending in "e" + d

(more than 1)

• to like = liked

• to finish = finished

• to agree = agreed

• to watch = watched

• to escape = escaped

Regular Verbs Past Tense

Rule 2: consonant + y

i + ed

(more than 1)

• to cry = cried

• to reply = replied

• to play= played

• to try = tried

• to copy = copied

Regular Verbs Past Tense

Rule 3: vowel + y

verb + ed

(more than 1)

• to destroy = destroyed

• to reply = replied

• to play= played

• to try = tried

• to stay = stayed

Regular Verbs Past Tense

Rule 4: vowel + consonant ending verb

Dobble consonant + ed

(more than 1)

• to talk = talked

• to stop = stopped

• to check= checked

• to plan = planned

• to clap = clapped

Regular Verbs Past Tense

Rule #5: Verb + ed

(more than 1)

• to write = wrote

• to finish = finished

• to sing = sang

• to watch = watched

• to ask = asked

Irregular Verbs Past Tense

Don't end in "ed"

(more than 1)

• to destroy = destroyed

• to sing = sang

• to wirte = wrote

• to try = tried

• to do = did

Irregular Verbs Past Tense

Don't end in "ed"

(more than 1)

• to be = was / were

• to begin= began

• to ring = rang

• to try = tried

• to drink = drank

Regular or Irregular?

- Yesterday classes started at 8 o'clock.

• Regular

• Irregular

Answer explanation

Regular verbs end in "ed"

Regular or Irregular?

- Last monday my sister cooked dinner for us.

• Regular

• Irregular

Answer explanation

Regular verbs end in "ed"

Regular or Irregular?

- My brothers and I played all Saturday until sunset.

• Regular

• Irregular

Answer explanation

Regular verbs end in "ed"