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Irregular verbs are verbs that are not conjugated (or changed) in the normal way. Normally verbs in the past have an -ED on the end. g.
- Irregular verbs are verbs that are not conjugated (or changed) in the normal way.
- Normally verbs in the past have an -ED on the end.
- g.
- want - wanted, like - liked.
- Irregular words are ones that DON'T have the typical -ED ending.
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Irregular verbs are verbs that are not conjugated (or changed) in the normal way.
Normally verbs in the past have an -ED on the end. e.g. want - wanted, like - liked.
Irregular words are ones that DON'T have the typical -ED ending. e.g. go - went.
They change completely.
But irregular verbs are not only with the past tense. Sometimes in the present and many times in the Past P
Normally verbs in the past have an -ED on the end. e.g. want - wanted, like - liked.
Irregular words are ones that DON'T have the typical -ED ending. e.g. go - went.
They change completely.
But irregular verbs are not only with the past tense. Sometimes in the present and many times in the Past P
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