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Irregular Verbs
In English, many verbs adapt Regular verbs are consistent and
easier to learn than irregular
simply to the past tense with verbs. The main differences
the attachment of either -d between regular and irregular
or -ed, as in brake/braked or verbs is in the past participle and
walk/walked. These are called past simple. For regular verbs, you
regular verbs. just have to add “-ed” for both the
past participle and past simple.
However, many other verbs
undergo more significant Irregular verbs are more
alterations to transform from complicated and often
references to present-tense need to be studied
actions to those representing individually because they
actions performed in the past. do not follow a single
Such words are called pattern.
irregular verbs.
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