Regular and Irregular Verbs

It’s time to post again after one day break. This time after giving you Verb, we have Regular and Irregular Verbs to learn.

1. Regular Verb

Regular Verb is verb with regular changes by adding “d or ed” to infinitive to make it second (Verb2) and third forms of verb (Verb3). Here are some examples of regular verbs:

Infinitive    Past        Participle

Like                Liked           Liked

Type               Typed          Typed

Study              Studied        Studied

Try                 Tried           Tried

Stay                Stayed         Stayed

Play                Played         Played

Fix                 Fixed           Fixed

Deliver            Delivered     Delivered

Note:

- If infinitive ending in e, just add d for instance: Like - Liked

- If infinitive ending in y preceded by a consonant, change y into i then add ed for instance: Study - Studied

- But if infinitive ending in y preceded by vowel, just add ed straightly for instance: Stay - Stayed

- Beside those rules all verbs add ed for instance: Fix – Fixed

2. Irregular Verb

Irregular Verb is verb with irregular changes from infinitive to second (Verb2) and third forms of verb (Verb3) of it. Here are some examples of irregular verbs:

Infinitive    Past      Participle

Buy                Bought       Bought

Sit                 Sat            Sat

See                Saw          Seen

Write              Wrote        Written

That’s all for now, we continue later..