Regular and Irregular Verbs

The video tutorial explains the importance of verbs, focusing on regular and irregular verbs. It covers the rules for forming past tense regular verbs, including those ending in 'E', consonant + 'Y', and single consonants. Irregular verbs are introduced with examples, highlighting their unique past tense forms. The tutorial concludes with a review of the differences between regular and irregular verbs, emphasizing the need for practice to master irregular forms.

What is the main function of verbs in a sentence?

• To describe nouns

• To indicate action or state

• To modify adjectives

• To connect clauses

How do you form the past tense of regular verbs ending in 'E'?

• Add 'ED'

• Add 'D'

• Add 'ING'

• Add 'S'

What is the past tense of the verb 'marry'?

• Married

• Marryed

• Marrieded

• Marriied

When do you double the consonant in regular verbs ending in a single consonant?

• When the vowel before it is stressed

• Never

• When the vowel before it is not stressed

• Always

What is the past tense of the verb 'prefer'?

• Preferried

• Preferrd

• Preferred

• Prefered

Which of the following is an irregular verb?

• Walk

• Talk

• Sleep

• Bake

What is the past tense of the irregular verb 'feel'?

• Felled

• Falled

• Felt

• Feeled

Which of the following is NOT a past tense form of an irregular verb?

• Bought

• Became

• Chosed

• Ate

What is the past tense of the verb 'ride'?

• Rode

• Ridden

• Rided

• Ridded

What is the key difference between regular and irregular verbs?

• Regular verbs end in 'ING' in past tense

• Irregular verbs have no consistent past tense formation

• Irregular verbs end in 'ED' in past tense

• Regular verbs always double the last consonant