This document discusses regular and irregular verbs. It provides examples of irregular verbs that do not follow the typical pattern of adding "ed" to form the past tense and past participle. Some irregular verb examples given are think/thought/thought, blow/blew/blown, and be/was/been. It also gives sentences using irregular verbs like "yesterday I went to the cinema" and regular verbs like "I showed my mom my exam." The document aims to explain how to identify irregular verbs and provide examples of their usage.

1. IRREGULAR VERBS
BY: ALEXANDRA AND IRENE

2. INDEX
• WHAT IS AN IRREGULAR?
• EXAMPLES
• WHAT IS A REGULAR VERB?
• SENTENCES OF REGULAR VERBS?
• SENTENCES OF IRREGULAR VERBS?

3. HOW CAN IDENTIFY IRREGULAR
VERBS
• WE CAN NOW IF A VERB IS IRREGULAR BECAUSE DOSN`T FINISHES IN ED
AND IF THE VERB IN PAST TENSE DOSN`T FINISHES IN ED.
• A REGULAR VERB FINISHES IN ED, AND THE IREGULAR NO.
• EXAMPLES: OF IRREGULAR VERBS
INFINITIVE = PUT
PAST SIMPLE = PUT
PAST PARTICIPLE = PUT

4. EXAMPLES:
INFINITIVE PAST SIMPLE PAST PARTICIPLE
THINK THOUGHT THOUGHT
BLOW BLEW BLOWN
BE WAS/WERE BEEN
DRAW DREW DRAWN
EAT ATE EATEN

5. SENTENCES OF IRREGULAR AND
REGULAR VERBS
• SENTENCES OF IRREGULAR VERBS:
• YESTERDAY I WENT TO THE CINEMA.
• YESTERDAY I FLY IN THE SKY.
• SENTENCES OF REGULAR VERBS.
• I SHOW TO MY MOM MY EXAM.
• I PLAYED WITH MY FRIEND MARINA.

6. THE END
• Y HOPE THAT YOU LIKE MY PRESENTATION.