This document provides information about common English verbs. It discusses the verbs "to be", "to have", and "to do" and how they are used in the present continuous, past continuous, and present perfect tenses. It also distinguishes between regular and irregular verbs. Regular verbs follow a consistent pattern of adding "-ed" in the past tense and past participle, while irregular verbs do not follow this pattern and must be memorized. Several examples of irregular verbs such as "be", "run", "buy", and "see" are given to illustrate this concept.

1. Englishpowerpointpresentation

2. To beThe verb to be is one of the most important, is used in the present continous and past continous. The family is doing a picnic now. The young boy wasmakinghishomework.Youcanusethe verb to be, to do thissentencestoo: I am worried, becausetheexam is tomorrow.Youwasplayingfootballlastweek.The verb be it’san irregular verb:Be-Was/Were-Been

3. To haveThe verb to have is the auxiliar verb. It’sused to do the present perfect:Youhavebeen in thekitchentoday.Wehavemade a narrative for tomorrow.The verb have is an irregular verb:Have-Had-Had

4. To doThe verb to do is used for do theinterrogative and thenegativeform of the present simple: I don’t play tennis on Sundays.Does he doinghiswork?The verb do, it’san irregular verb:Do-Did-Done

5. Regular verbsAll the regular verbs finishwith –ed, butthereare verbs thatchangethe –y- for –ed.Cry-CriedButnot all the verbs finishedby –y, therearesome verbs thatfinishwith –y buttheydon’tchangefor –ed.Play-Played

6. Irregular verbs The irregular verbs aredifferentfromthe regular verbs becausethe regular verbs all finishwith –ed, butthe irregular verbs don’tfinishwith –ed. The base formcan be thesamewiththeothersconjugations, or past simple be thesame at the past participle.

7. Irregular verbs (1)Theretherearesome of the irregular verbs.Be-was/were-beenbeat-beat-beatenRun-ran-runring-rang-rungBuy-bought-boughtsell-sold-soldHave-had-hadsend-sent-sentSee-saw-seentell-told-toldBreak-broke-breakenhide-hid-hiddenDig-dug-dugfall-fell-fallenFight-fought-foughtlie-lied-lied