Irregular verbs competition elicitation
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The document provides a list of irregular verbs and their past and past participle forms. It suggests having students go to the board to write out the forms as a way to practice and consolidate their learning. The teacher can make it a competition between groups to see who can write them out the fastest. The list contains over 30 irregular verbs for students to practice their past and past participle forms.
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Regular and-irregular-verbs
The document lists Spanish irregular and regular verbs along with their infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms in both English and Spanish. It groups the verbs by their sound in the past simple (/id/, /t/, /d/) and provides the Spanish translation for each verb. The list aims to help learners improve their knowledge of irregular and regular verb conjugations in Spanish.
Regular and-irregular-verbs
The document lists Spanish irregular and regular verbs along with their infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms in both English and Spanish. It groups the verbs by their sound in the past simple (/id/, /t/, /d/) and provides the Spanish translation for each verb. The list aims to help learners improve their knowledge of irregular and regular verb conjugations in Spanish.
Regular and-irregular-verbs
The document lists Spanish irregular and regular verbs along with their infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms in both English and Spanish. It groups the verbs by their sound in the past simple (/id/, /t/, /d/) and provides the Spanish translation for each verb. The list aims to help learners improve their knowledge of irregular and regular verb conjugations in Spanish.
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Irregular verbs competition elicitation
- 1. Have you studied your irregular verbs yet? IIREGULAR VERBS
- 3. Go to the board: Write the past and past participle forms of the following verbs:
- 4. FELT FELT WENT GONE SAW SEEN Past Past Participle FEEL GO SEE
- 5. DO EAT FALL Past Past Participle DID DONE ATE EATEN FELL FALLEN
- 6. HEAR FIND BEGIN Past Past Participle HEARD HEARD FOUND FOUND BEGAN BEGUN
- 7. COME SPEAK CUT Past Past Participle CAME COME SPOKE SPOKEN CUT CUT
- 8. WRITE SWIM HAVE Past Past Participle WROTE WRITTEN SWAM SWUM HAD HAD
- 9. FORGET BUY READ Past Past Participle FORGOT FORGOTTEN BOUGHT BOUGHT READ READ
- 10. FLY AM/IS DRIVE Past Past Participle FLEW FLOWN WAS BEEN DROVE DRIVEN
- 11. RUN ARE LOSE Past Past Participle RAN RUN WERE BEEN LOST LOST
- 12. CHOOSE BREAK RIDE Past Past Participle CHOSE CHOSEN BROKE BROKEN RODE RIDDEN
- 13. SING SLEEP GET Past Past Participle SANG SUNG SLEPT SLEPT GOT GOT
- 14. SELL WAKE MAKE Past Past Participle SOLD SOLD WOKE WOKEN MADE MADE
- 15. STEAL CATCH KEEP Past Past Participle STOLE STOLEN CAUGHT CAUGHT KEPT KEPT
- 16. UNDER-STAND MEET SAY Past Past Participle UNDER- UNDER- STOOD STOOD MET MET SAID SAID
- 17. DRINK WIN SEND Past Past Participle DRANK DRUNK WON WON SENT SENT
- 18. TAKE TEACH PUT Past Past Participle TOOK TAKEN TAUGHT TAUGHT PUT PUT