LEARNING IRREGULAR VERBS

IRREGULAR VERBS

"Irregular" describes something that don't follow the rules. An irregular verb is one that does not take the -ed ending for the Past Simple and Past Participle forms. Some irregular verbs do not change; put, put, put (poner) while others change completely; buy, bought, bought (comprar). 

You should learn 5 verbs each week: 

 ser
convertirse
empezar
apostar
morder

 soplar
romper
traer
construir
quemar

 comprar
coger
elegir
venir
costar

 cortar
negociar, tratar
dibujar

soñar

 soñar
beber
conducir
comer
caerse

sentir
pelear
encontrar
volar
prohibir
olvidar

 tener
dar
ir
crecer

 colgar
tener
escuchar
esconder

sostener
dañar
guardar
saber
tumbarse

 dejar
mentir
encender
perder
hacer

significar
reunirse
pagar
poner
leer

 sonar
correr
ver
vender

enviar
agitar
brillar
disparar
mostrar

cerrar
cantar
hundirse
sentarse
dormir

oler
hablar
gastar
derramar
estar de pie

robar
pegar
picar
nadar
columpiarse

coger
enseñar
contar
pensar
tirar

 entender
 despertarse
 llevar puesto
 ganar
 escribir

AUXILIARY VERBS: BE, HAVE AND DO. AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE

AFFIRMATIVE                    NEGATIVE                              INTERROGATIVE

I go                                   I don't go                                           Do I go?

You go                             You don't go                                      Do you go?

He goes                            He doesn't go                                    Does he go?

She goes                          She doesn't go                                   Does she go?

It goes                              It doesn't go                                      Does it go?

We go                              We don't go                                      Do we go?

You go                             You don't go                                     Do you go?

They go                            They don't go                                    Do they go?

AFFIRMATIVE                     NEGATIVE                             INTERROGATIVE

I am                                        I am not                                      Am I?

You are                                  You aren't                                  Are you?

He is                                       He isn't                                       Is he?

She is                                      She isn't                                     Is she?

It is                                          It isn't                                        Is it?

We are                                    We aren't                                  Are we?

You are                                   You aren't                                 Are you?

They are                                  They aren't                                Are they?

AFFIRMATIVE                    NEGATIVE                             INTERROGATIVE

I have                                    I haven't                                    Have I?

You have                               You haven't                               Have you?

He has                                   He hasn't                                   Has he?

She has                                 She hasn't                                   Has she?

It has                                     It hasn't                                      Has it?

We have                               We haven't                                 Have we?

You have                              You haven't                                Have you?

They have                            They haven't                                Have they?

ENGLISH TENSES, VERB AND SUBJECT.

TENSES

In the English Language (as in Spanish) we have three main tenses: PAST (regular and irregular verbs) PRESENT and FUTURE.

Past: I jumped
Present: I  jump
Future: I will jump

A VERB is a word that expresses an action or a state. We need someone or something to perform the action (SUBJECT).

I eat chocolate 
I walk to school
I run in the park

Verbs CHANGE their form depending on the tense we want to use.

PRESENT SIMPLE

PRESENT CONTINUOUS 

EXERCISES