The document summarizes different groups of irregular verbs in English based on their formation in the past and past participle tenses. It divides verbs into 5 groups:
Group I contains verbs that are formed in three different ways in the past and past participle tenses. Group II verbs end in "n" for the past participle. Group III verbs are the same for past and past participle. Group IV verbs do not change form. Group V verbs have the same form for infinitive and past participle. The document also provides examples of regular verbs that follow a predictable pattern of adding "-ed" to form the past and past participle tenses.
The document summarizes different groups of irregular verbs in English based on their formation in the past and past participle tenses. It divides verbs into 5 groups:
Group I contains verbs that are formed in three different ways in the past and past participle tenses. Group II verbs end in "n" for the past participle. Group III verbs are the same for past and past participle. Group IV verbs do not change form. Group V verbs have the same form for infinitive and past participle. The document also provides examples of regular verbs that follow a predictable pattern of adding "-ed" to form the past and past participle tenses.
The document summarizes different groups of irregular verbs in English based on their formation in the past and past participle tenses. It divides verbs into 5 groups:
Group I contains verbs that are formed in three different ways in the past and past participle tenses. Group II verbs end in "n" for the past participle. Group III verbs are the same for past and past participle. Group IV verbs do not change form. Group V verbs have the same form for infinitive and past participle. The document also provides examples of regular verbs that follow a predictable pattern of adding "-ed" to form the past and past participle tenses.
Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish begin beginning began begun empezar drink drinking drank drunk beber ring ringing rang rung sonar sing singing sang sung cantar swim swimming swam swum nadar Group II : The past participle ends in "n" Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish be (am, is are) being was, were been ser, estar do doing did done hacer draw drawing drew drawn dibujar fly flying flew flown volar, ir en avión go going went gone ir grow growing grew grown crecer know knowing knew known saber, conocer lie lying lay lain acostarse see seeing saw seen ver show showing showed shown mostrar swear swearing swore sworn jurar throw throwing threw thrown lanzar Group III : The past and the past participle are the same Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish bleed bleeding bled bled sangrar bring bringing brought brought traer build building built built construir buy buying bought bought comprar catch catching caught caught cachar, atrapar feel feeling felt felt sentir fight fighting fought fought pelear find finding found found encontrar get getting gotten gotten obtener have having had had haber o tener hear hearing heard heard oír hold holding held held sostener keep keeping kept kept quedarse, mantenerse leave leaving left left salir, dejar lose losing lost lost perder make making made made hacer mean meaning meant meant significar meet meeting met met conocer, encontrarse pay paying paid paid pagar read reading read read leer say saying said said decir seek seeking sought sought buscar sell selling sold sold vender send sending sent sent enviar sit sitting sat sat estar sentado sleep sleeping slept slept dormir spend spending spent spent gastar stand standing stood stood estar de pie sweep sweeping swept swept barrer teach teaching taught taught enseñar tell telling told told decir think thinking thought thought pensar understand understanding understood understood comprender win winning won won ganar Group IV : No change Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish cost costing cost cost costar cut cutting cut cut cortar hit hitting hit hit pegarle a, golpearse hurt hurting hurt hurt herir let letting let let dejar, permitir put putting put put poner quit quitting quit quit dejar, abandonar set setting set set fijar shut shutting shut shut cerrar Group V : The past participle is the same as the infinitive Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish become becoming became become convertirse en come coming came come venir run running ran run correr REGULAR VERBS Group I :Add -ed in past and past participle Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish open opening opened /d/ opened abrir accept accepting accepted /ld/ accepted aceptar learn learning learned /d/ learned aprender help helping helped /t/ helped ayudar finish finishing finished /t/ finished terminar, acabar walk walking walked /t/ walked caminar cook cooking cooked /t/ cooked cocinar consider considering considered /d/ considered considerar answer answering answered /d/ answered contestar, responder start starting started /ld/ started comenzar, empezar push pushing pushed /t/ pushed empujar listen listening listened /d/ listened escuchar expect expecting expected /ld/ expected esperar (esperanza) wait waiting waited /ld/ waited esperar (lugar) miss missing missed/d/ missed extrañar work working worked /t/ worked trabajar talk talking talked /t/ talked hablar wash washing washed /t/ washed lavar clean cleaning cleaned /d/ cleaned limpiar fill filling filled /d/ filled llenar rain raining rained /d/ rained llover look looking looked /t/ looked mirar show showing showed /d/ showed mostrar need needing need /ld/ need necesitar belong belonging belonged /d/ belonged permanecer want wanting wanted /ld/ wanted querer plant planting planted /ld/ planted plantar repeat repeating repeated /ld/ repeated repetir climb climbing climbed /d/ climbed trepar end ending ended /ld/ ended terminar, acabar dress dressing dressed /d/ dressed vestir visit visiting visited /ld/ visited visitar turn turning turned /d/ turned voltear ask asking asked /t/ asked preguntar Group II : Add- d in past and past participle / eliminate "e" in gerund Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish love loving loved /d/ loved amar dance dancing danced /t/ danced bailar erase erasing erased /d/ erased borrar close closing closed /d/ closed cerrar change changing changed /d/ changed cambiar smoke smoking smoked /t/ smoked fumar date dating dated /d/ dated citar like liking liked /t/ liked gustar arrive arriving arrived /d/ arrived llegar name naming named /d/ named nombrar practice practicing practiced /d/ practiced practicar use using used /d/ used usar live living lived /d/ lived vivir Group III : Verb that end in "y" and add -ed in past and past participle Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish enjoy enjoying enjoyed /d/ enjoyed disfrutar play playing played /d/ played jugar stay staying stayed /d/ stayed permanecer Group IV : Verbs that end in "y" / Eliminate the "y" and change it to -ied in past and past participle Infinitive Gerund Past Past Participle Spanish hurry hurrying hurried /d/ hurried apresurarse study studying studied /d/ studied estudiar try trying tried /d/ tried intentar, tratar cry crying cried /d/ cried llorar