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Regular and irregular verbs

This document discusses regular and irregular verbs in English. It provides rules for forming the past tense and past participle of regular verbs by adding "ed" or changing the verb's ending. It lists common regular verb conjugations like "admit - admitted - admitted." The document also lists some common irregular verbs and their forms. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to use both regular and irregular verbs in sentences.

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REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS
REGULAR VERBS 1 INFINITIVE 2 PAST 3 PARTICIPLE CASTELLANO admit admitted admitted admitir ban banned banned prohibir beg begged begged rogar bury buried buried enterrar clap clapped clapped aplaudir copy copied copied copiar cry cried cried gritar, llorar drop dropped dropped dejar caer, caerse dry dried dried secar
1. Cuando el verbo termina en “e”, se le añade únicamente la letra “d” a su terminación. Ejemplos: decide -> decided fire -> fired hire -> hired REGLAS PARA AÑADIR “ED “ A LOS VERBOS REGULARES
2. Cuando el verbo termina en consonante precedida de una vocal y lleva el acento tónico en la última silaba, se duplica la última consonante y se aumenta “ed”. Ejemplos: stop -> stopped grab -> grabbed permit -> permitted transmit -> transmitted
3. Cuando el verbo termina en “y” precedido por una consonante, se le reemplaza la “y” por “i” y añadimos “ed”. Ejemplos: study -> studied copy -> copied fry -> fried try -> tried
TERMINACIONES "ED" DEL PAST TENSE DE VERBOS REGULARES Si la pronunciación de los verbos termina con "d" o " t" , la "ed" se pronuncia como "id“ visit visited /id/ start started /id/ want wanted /id/ add added /id/ hate hated /id/ rent rented /id/ arrest arrested /id/
SI LA TERMINACION DE LOS VERBOS TERMINA EN “r”, “n”, “i” ó “l”. LA “ed” SE PRONUNCIA COMO “d” discover discovered /d/ conquer conquered /d/ notify notified /d/ specify specified /d/ explore explored /d/ destroy destroyed /d/ sweeten sweetened /d/
CON EL RESTO DE LAS TERMINACIONES LA “ed” SE PRONUNCIA COMO “t” talk talked /t/ walk walked /t/ work worked /t/ love loved /t/ receive received /t/ help helped /t/ cook cooked /t/
IRREGULAR VERBS 1 INFINITIVE 2 PAST 3 PARTICIPLE be was/were been become became become begin began begun break broke broken build built built buy bought bought catch caught caught choose chose chosen
Present: become (bikám) Past: became (bikéim) Past Participle: become (bikám) My son wants to become a doctor when he grows up. Mi hijo quiere llegar a ser un doctor cuando él crezca. Bill won the lottery and became rich overnight. Bill ganó la lotería y se hizo rico de la noche a la mañana. Obesity has become a problem in the United States. La obesidad se ha vuelto un problema en los Estados Unidos.
Present: have (jáav) Past: had (jáad) Past Participle: had (jáad) The Jacksons have three small children. Mr. White had a lot of money years ago, but now he is very poor. Linda has had a well-paid job since 2004.