Irregular verbs
English has many common verbs in which the past tense is irregular. Regular forms end in -ed:
I walk to work every day. [present tense]
I walked to the shops yesterday but they were closed. [past simple]
We had walked for a couple of hours before we arrived at the cottage. [past participle] [past simple]
However, irregular verbs are verbs that do not follow this regular ‑ed pattern. Their past tense or past participle (or both) have special forms.
List of common irregular verbs
The following list shows the present tense, past simple and past participle tense.
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IV001
Irregular verb - be
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IV002
Irregular verb - do
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IV003
Irregular verb - have
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IV004
Story - Bunny and Wolf
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IV005
Story - The Birthday
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IV006
Story - The Bus Station
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IV007