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This document discusses regular and irregular verbs in English. It provides examples of regular verbs like "work" and "dance" which follow the rule of adding "-ed" to the base form to make the past tense. It also lists some common irregular verbs like "be", "go", "come", "see", and "have" along with their past tense forms. The document explains that irregular verbs do not follow the regular pattern of adding "-ed" but instead have unique past tense forms, like "drink" becoming "drank" rather than "drinked".
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- 2. A regular verb is a verb that follows this rule: Past form of the verb = Present form of the verb + ed / d For example: For example, work is a regular verb because: Past form of work = work + ed = worked Dance is a regular verb too. That is because: Past form of dance = dance + d = danced
- 3. Some common verbs have irregular past simple positive forms. be was/were go went come came see saw have had give gave fly flew
- 4. An irregular verb is a verb that does not follow that rule. For example, drink is an irregular verb because the past form of drink is drank, and not "drinked". Go is an irregular verb too. That is because the past form of go is went, and not "goed". These are examples of Irregular Verbs:
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- 8. This photograph of the Ghost Girl was taken as Wem Town Hall burned to the ground in Shropshire, UK in 1995. At the time, nobody saw this girl standing in the doorway of the burning building. Onlookers were stopped by police and firefighters from approaching the burning town hall. continue
- 10. But if it’s real, who could the Ghost Girl be?
- 11. The town hall burned down once before, a long time ago. It happened in 1677 and history books say that the fire was started accidentally by a 14-year old girl called Jane Churm, when she dropped a candle. Locals maintain that Jane Churm was one of the people who died in that fire back in 1677 and has haunted the town hall ever since. Some think her ghost continues to haunt the building because of her guilt for starting the original fire that killed so many others.