This document discusses irregular verbs in English. It defines irregular verbs as verbs that do not follow the typical pattern of adding "ed" or "will" to change the tense. The document provides examples of common irregular verbs like put, do, come, be, cut, build, begin, and become, showing how their past and future forms do not follow the regular patterns. It also includes an embedded YouTube video about irregular verbs.

1. IRREGULAR
VERBS
By: Mencía Parra
and María Hernán

2. WHAT ARE IRREGULAR
VERBS?
An irregular verb, is a verb
that in the past form or in
the future form we don’t
add the “ed” or “will”

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4. IRREGULAR VERBS EXAMPLES
Some examples of irregular verbs are:
Put Put Put
Do Did Done
Come Came Come
Be Was/were Been
Cut Cut Cut
Build Built Built
Begun Began Begun
Become Became Become