Exploring Irregular Verbs in English Grammar

The video tutorial introduces irregular verbs in English, contrasting them with regular verbs. It provides examples, focusing on the verbs 'to be', 'to have', 'to do', and 'to say', and explains their conjugation in different persons and tenses. The tutorial concludes with a promise of more content on irregular verbs in future videos.

What is the past tense form of the regular verb 'talk'?

• will talk

• talking

• talked

• talks

What is the future tense of 'run'?

• ran

• runs

• running

• will run

Which verb does not change its base form in the future tense?

• to do

• to run

• to have

• to be

Which verb is given as an example of an irregular verb?

• jump

• play

• run

• see

Which of the following is not an irregular verb mentioned?

• to do

• to make

• to have

• to be

In the present tense, what is the form of 'to have' when talking about oneself?

• having

• has

• have

• had

How does the verb 'to do' change in the third person singular present?

• doing

• does

• do

• did

What is the third person singular present form of 'to say'?

• saying

• said

• says

• say

What is the past tense of 'to say' in the first person?

• saying

• says

• said

• say

What is the plural past form of 'to be'?

• was

• were

• be

• being