Irregular Verbs and Their Usage

The video tutorial introduces irregular verbs, focusing on 'go' and 'do'. It explains how these verbs deviate from regular verb patterns in forming the past tense. Through examples and exercises, viewers learn to correctly use 'went' and 'did' in sentences. The tutorial concludes with a preview of more irregular verbs to be covered in future lessons.

What is an irregular verb?

• A verb that is only used in the present tense.

• A verb that does not change in the past tense.

• A verb that changes its spelling completely in the past tense.

• A verb that follows the regular pattern of adding 'ed' for past tense.

Which of the following is an example of an irregular verb?

• Go

• Talk

• Play

• Walk

What is the past tense of 'go'?

• Gone

• Going

• Goed

• Went

What is the past tense of 'do'?

• Doing

• Doed

• Did

• Done

In the sentence 'I ___ to the store yesterday', which word correctly fills the blank?

• Going

• Gone

• Went

• Go

In the sentence 'She ___ her homework last night', which word correctly fills the blank?

• Doing

• Do

• Did

• Done

In the sentence 'Our class ___ to the library to learn about pollution', which word correctly fills the blank?

• Gone

• Going

• Went

• Go

In the sentence 'Last year we ___ a lot to stop pollution', which word correctly fills the blank?

• Do

• Did

• Done

• Doing

In the sentence 'Toxic waste should not ___ into the ocean', which word correctly fills the blank?

• Went

• Go

• Gone

• Going

Which of the following is NOT an irregular verb?

• Walk

• See

• Do

• Go