This document discusses irregular verbs in English. It notes that irregular verbs do not follow the typical pattern of adding "-ed" or "-d" to form the past tense. Instead, their spelling changes completely. Examples given are "run" becoming "ran" and "let" staying the same in both the present and past tense. It asks the reader to identify irregular verbs in sample sentences using "held," "cut," and "began."

1. IRREGULAR VERBS

2. Verb
Simple
present
tense
Simple
past
tense
Present
participle
Past
participle

3. Simple past
tense
Reggular
verbs
Irregular
verbs

4. IRREGULAR VERBS
They do not end
with –d or –ed
in the past tense
Example :
She ran as fast
as she could
into the forest
Ran is an
irregular verb
Another
examples?

6. IRREGULAR VERBS
Some verbs
do not
change
form
Remain the same in
the present tense and
past tense
Example
The maid let the frog
out of the castle
LET - LET Another example

8. CAN YOU IDENTIFY IT?
• They held all the creatures captive.
• The woodcutter cut wood in the forest
yesterday.
• The prince began his journey to the mountains
early in the morning.