This document discusses regular and irregular verbs in English. Regular verbs form the past tense and past participle by adding -d, -ed, or -ied to the base form. Irregular verbs have varying past forms that must be memorized, such as blow/blew and eat/ate. It also covers the present participle (-ing form) and past participle forms of both regular and irregular verbs. Examples are provided to illustrate the different verb forms.

1. Verbs in English
Regular and Irregular
Past form of the verbs!

2. Regular verbs
Regular verbs in English create the past simple and past
participle by adding -d,-ed, -ied to the base form.
Present Simple past
call called
Regular verbs with simple past use to end with: -d, -ed, -ied.
Some verbs (exceptions) use to repeat the last consonant at the end.
waited (wait), liked (like), married (marry), grabbed (grab).
Fast tip: Means -ado, -ido in Spanish

3. Regular verbs in past
Present Simple Past
*study studied
open opened
love loved
close closed
+clap clapped
+stop stopped

4. Irregular verbs
There are about 200 irregular verbs in English. Most of them
must be memorized.
Present Simple past
blow blew
Irregular verbs with simple past usually change middle vowels or
consonants at the ending.
spent (spend), stole (steal), swam (swim), won (win).
Fast tip: Means -ado, -ido in Spanish

5. Irregular verbs in past
Present Past
eat ate
fall fell
give gave
sleep slept
stand stood
think thought

6. Activity time!
Classify correctly regulars and
irregulars verbs

7. Match with lines correctly!
close
play
call
sleep
eat
win
won
ate
slept
called
played
closed

8. Participle in English
Past and present
Includes regular and irregular verbs

9. Past participle
It is a verbal form that is used in the perfect tense and passive voice.
Also, It is learned as the third form of a verb in the conjugation chart.
Present Simple past Past participle
ask asked asked
Regular verbs with past participle use to end with: -d, -ed, -ied.
Some verbs (exceptions) use to repeat the last consonant at the end.
closed (close), washed (wash), cried (cry), hugged (hug).
Fast tip: Means -ado, -ido in Spanish

10. Past participle
It is learned as the third form of a verb in the conjugation chart.
Present Simple past Past participle
do did done
Irregular verbs with past participle use to end with: -en, -un, -wn, -on.
chosen (choose), begun (begin), thrown (throw), won (win).
Fast tip: Means -ado, -ido in Spanish

11. Past participle
Present Past participle
regular verbs
Present Past participle
irregular verbs
talk talked be been
start started drink drunk
clean cleaned do done
help helped eat eaten
cook cooked see seen
look looked take taken
visit visited write written

12. Present participle
It is a verb form that is used to form progressive tenses with things
that are happening at that moment.
Present Present participle Present Present participle
play playing run running
Regular and irregular verbs with present participle use to end
with: -ing.
calling (call), taking (take), learning (learn), drinking (drink).
Fast tip: Means -ando, -endo in Spanish

13. Present participle
Present Past participle
regular verbs
Present Past participle
irregular verbs
talk talking be being
start starting drink drinking
clean cleaning do doing
help helping eat eating
cook cooking see seeing
look looking take taking
visit visiting write writing