Irregular verbs are verbs that do not follow the typical past tense formation of adding "-ed" but instead have unique past and past participle forms, as demonstrated through the examples of "run", "buy", and "be". The document provides examples of irregular verbs and contrasts them with regular verbs that do follow the standard past tense formation with "-ed", such as "walk", "play", and "jump".

1. IRREGULAR VERBS
BY: MARTA AND BEA

2. WHAT IT IS?
An irregular verb is a verb that in past simple
and in past participle don´t finish in “ed”

3. EXAMPLES
Run
Ran
Run
Buy
Bought
Bought
Be
Was/Were
Been

4. NON-EXAMPLE
Walk
Walked
Walked
Play
Played
Played
Jump
Jumped
Jumped

5. SENTECES OF IRREGULAR VERB
• Yesterday I ran in the park
• He had bought a sticker
• You made a delicious cake last week

6. SENTENCES OF NON-IRREGULAR VERBS
• She jumped a lot in the game of the last night
• They played very good in the Competition
• You called me yesterday