Unfortunately, it is not possible to immediately recognise an irregular verb, which makes it difficult to learn them 🫤. However, we can categorise irregular verbs into three main types 👌. Which ones do you know? 👇
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Regular verbs form the simple past and past
participle with 'ed', however irregular verbs form the simple past and past participle differently.
We can categorize irregular verbs into three main types: verbs where all three forms are the
same, for example: 'put, put, put'; 'let, let, let'. Verbs were only the past simple and past
participle are the same, for example: 'feel, felt, felt'; 'mean, meant, meant'. Verbs where each form
is different, for example: 'know, knew, known'; 'begin, began,
begun'. Can you think of more
examples? Write them in the comments below!
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