Verbs in past regular and irregular presentation 2

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This document provides information on irregular and regular verbs in the present and past tense. It lists common irregular verbs such as "be", "go", "have", "give", and "see" and their past tense forms. It also lists regular verbs such as "live", "work", "play", and "help" along with their predictable past tense endings. Finally, it provides examples of questions using "did" and "wh-" words to ask about past tense actions.

IRREGULAR VERBS
am – is
PRESENT PAST
was

IRREGULAR VERBS
am – is
PRESENT PAST
was
are

IRREGULAR VERBS
am – is
PRESENT PAST
was
are were

IRREGULAR VERBS
has - have
PRESENT PAST
had

REGULAR VERBS
listen
PRESENT PAST
listened

REGULAR VERBS
invent
PRESENT PAST
invented

REGULAR VERBS
visit
PRESENT PAST
visited

QUESTIONS (DID)
Did you visityour brother?

QUESTIONS (DID)
Did you visityour brother?
Yes, I did.

QUESTIONS (DID)
Did he go tothe lake?
Yes, he did.

QUESTIONS (DID)
Did she play football?
No, she didn’t

QUESTIONS (DID)
Did they walk?
No, they didn’t

QUESTIONS (WH-)
Wheredid you go?
I wentto the supermarket.

QUESTIONS (WH-)
What did she invent?
She invented the dish-washer.

QUESTIONS (WH-)
When did he invent Mr. Potato?

QUESTIONS (WH-)
When did he invent Mr. Potato?
He invented Mr. Potato in 1949.

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