Findout the at least 15 action verbs from the passage. Then write their past and pastparticiple form also.

Most irregular verbs are very common in English, which means you will see or hear them often. This makes it a little easier to remember them. But there are also some common patterns:

– the ‘en’ ending (break – broke – broken; write – wrote – written; hide – hid – hidden etc)

– the ‘ing’, ‘ang’, ‘ung’ pattern (ring – rang – rung; sing – sang – sung etc)

Some common verbs are also formed from others, which means the past participle is the same:

– give / forgive (given / forgiven)

– come / become (come / become)

– stand / understand (stood / understood)

A few verbs don’t change at all. For example:

read – read – read (the pronunciation changes from the present /reed/ to the past tense and past participle /red/

cut – cut – cut (no pronunciation change)

put – put – put (no pronunciation change)

Sometimes, more than one ending is possible:

– dreamed / dreamt

– learned / learnt

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first person

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