The document provides information on regular and irregular verbs in English. It discusses how regular verbs form the past tense by adding "-ed" like "cleaned" and "lived", while irregular verbs do not follow this pattern and instead have unique past tense forms like "ate". Examples of regular and irregular verb conjugations are given. Exercises are also included to practice using regular and irregular past tense verbs in sentences.
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Altanginj zain sutgalt
1. 舒亶仆 亞舒仍 -1
Present simple
Wereada
lot
Ilikeice
cream
They`re looking at their books. He`s eating an ice cream.
They read a lot. He likes ice-cream
I
We read, like, work, live, watch, do, have
You
They
He
She reads, likes, works, lives, watches, does
It
-es after-s/-sh/-ch: pass-passes, finish-finishes, watch-watches
2. -y-ies: study-studies try-tries
also: do-does go-goes
exercises
1.Write these verbs: -s or -es
( read ) she.........
( think ) he........
( fly ) it...........
( dance ) he.........
( have ) she......
( finish ) it........
2.Complete the sentences about the people in the
picture. Use these verbs:
eat, go, live, play, play, sleep
3. We..... a lot of fruit
We.....to the cinema a lot.
She.... the piano.
They..... in a very big house.
5. 舒亶仆 亞舒仍 -2
Regular and irregular verbs
Regular verbs
The past simple of regular verbs is-ed:
clean-cleaned
live-lived
paint-painted
study-studied
Irregular verbs
The past simple of irregular verbs are not -
ed:
13. Ex er ci se s
Put in / on / at
1. Don`t sit.....the grass. it`s wet.
2. What have you got.....in your bag?
3. There are few shops.....the end of the
street.
Look at the picture and answer the questions.
Where
is.........cat.