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Regular and irregular verbs in English ! IMG_20211004_210444, The verb…
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The verb Think means to think, its past simple and past participle form is Thought. If we look at the past form, we can observe that it has no ED or D ending anywhere; therefore, we conclude that Think is an irregular verb for the past simple and past participle.
These verbs are those that break the rule of regular verbs; that is, irregular verbs are those that do NOT require ED or D to form their past simple or past participle.
Irregular verbs can have different endings which we group briefly as follows:
- Verbs whose past simple and past participle are the same:
To sleep: sleep, slept, slept, slept
To sell: sell, sold, sold, sold
Gastar: spend, spent, spent
- Verbs with exactly equal forms:
Cut: cut, cut, cut
To hit: hit, hit, hit
To bet: bet, bet, bet.
+Verbs with totally different forms:
Drive: to drive, drove, drove, driven
Write: write, wrote, wrote, wrote
swim: swim, swam, swam, swam.