REGULAR AND IRREGULAR PAST VERBS LIST FOR BEGINNERS

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Here below, you can have a look at a brief list about some irregular and regular past verbs in English languge.

Remember to copy this chart in your English notebook.

PAST VERBS LIST
IRREGULAR PAST VERBS		REGULAR PAST VERBS
BE	was - were	CYCLE	cycled
HAVE	had	WALK	walked
CAN	could	STOP	stopped
DO	did	TALK	talked
MAKE	made	LOOK	looked
RIDE	rode	VISIT	visited
WIN	won	NEED	needed
FIND	found	WANT	wanted
SWIM	swam	PLAY	played
RUN	ran	INVENT	invented
WRITE	wrote	CELEBRATE	celebrated
READ	read	STUDY	studied
FLY	flew	DANCE	danced
BUY	bought	WATCH	watched
SEE	saw	LIKE	liked
DRIVE	drove	TRY	tried
GO	went	OPEN	opened
EAT	ate	CLOSE	closed
DRINK	drank	LOVE	loved
SING	sang	SHOUT	shouted
TAKE	took	CRY	cried
LEARN	learnt learned	REMEMBER	remembered
Important past verbs list in English for beginners

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Remember the main grammar rules about the simple past tense when you make a full sentence.

Read these sentences as examples



AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCE
My brother won the running race last summer.


NEGATIVE SENTENCE
He didn't win the cycling race last summer.



INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE
Did your brother win the running race last summer?

SHORT ANSWERS
Yes, he did.
No, he didn't.

THERE IS - THERE ARE EXPLANATION WITH COUNTABLE NOUNS

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GRAMMAR

THERE IS  -  THERE ARE

(HAY)

When do we have to use them?

There is

 It is used to say something in singular.

Ex: There is a pencil in my bag.

(Hay un lapicero en mi cartera)

There are

  It is used to say something in plural.

Ex: There are two hospitals in my town.

(Hay dos hospitales en mi ciudad)

To make interrogative sentences, we do it as follows:

Is there an apple on the table?

(¿Hay una manzana encima de la mesa?)

Are there two cinemas in your town?

(¿Hay dos cines en tu ciudad?)

To make negative sentences, we do it as follows:

There isn´t a computer in my room.

(No hay un ordenador en mi habitación)

There aren´t two train stations in my town.

(No hay dos estaciones de tren en mi ciudad)

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