Verbs- Part 1: The Irregular Verbs
Simply put, verbs are action words. But, they are not just action words. Verbs come in three tenses, and these tenses tell us what happens, what happenede, and what has happened.
Truly, if we can manage our verbs well, most of our problems in English will be solved. A sentence can be a sentence without indicating the subject, but a sentence can never be a sentence without a verb.
Verbs are categorized into two kinds; the Regular Verbs and the Irregular Verbs.
Regular Verbs are the verbs that form their past tense and past participle simply by adding –ed or –d.
Examples:
Base Form Past Form Past Participle
Play played played
I play soccer every day.
I played soccer
yesterday.
I’m so sweaty; I have
just played soccer.
Clean cleaned cleaned
The boy cleans his playroom every Saturday.
He cleaned his
playroom last night.
He has cleaned
his playroom. He will clean his bedroom later.
However, many ESL students have difficulty in managing the Irregular Verbs. These verbs are called irregular because the Past Tense and the Past Participle are very different from the original word.
Also, when do we know
which Verb Tense to use? This topic, including the Present Continuous (What’s
happening), will be discussed in another blog post. For now, let’s take a look
at the list of Irregular Verbs.
JAPANESE TRANSLATION
By: Google Translate
簡単に言えば、動詞はアクションワードです。しかし、それらは単なる行動の言葉ではありません。動詞には3つの時制があり、これらの時制は、何が起こったか、何が起こったか、何が起こったかを示します。
確かに、動詞をうまく管理できれば、英語での問題のほとんどは解決されます。文は主語を示さない文にすることができますが、動詞のない文にすることはできません。
動詞は2種類に分類されます。規則動詞と不規則動詞。
規則動詞は、–edまたは–dを追加するだけで、過去形と過去分詞を形成する動詞です。
例:
Base Form Past Form Past Participle
Play played played
I play soccer every day.
I played soccer yesterday.
I’m so sweaty; I have just played soccer.
Clean cleaned cleaned
The boy cleans his playroom every Saturday.
He cleaned his playroom last night.
He has cleaned his playroom. He will clean his bedroom later.
ただし、多くのESL学生は、不規則動詞の管理に苦労しています。これらの動詞は、過去形と過去分詞が元の単語とは大きく異なるため、不規則と呼ばれます。
また、どの動詞時制を使用するかはいつわかりますか?現在形(何が起こっているか)を含むこのトピックについては、別のブログ投稿で説明します。とりあえず、不規則動詞のリストを見てみましょう。
List of the Most Commonly Used
Irregular Verbs |
Base Form Past Simple Past Participle |
Be was/were been |
Beat beat beaten |
Become became become |
Begin began begun |
Bend bent bent |
Bet bet bet |
Bite bit bitten |
Blow blew blown |
Break broke broken |
Bring brought brought |
Broadcast broadcast broadcast |
Build built built |
Burst burst burst |
Buy bought bought |
Catch caught caught |
Choose chose chosen |
Come came come |
Cost cost cost |
Creep crept crept |
Cut cut cut |
Deal dealt dealt |
Dig dug dug |
Do did done |
Draw drew drawn |
Drink drank drunk |
Drive drove driven |
Eat ate eaten |
Fall fell fallen |
Feed fed fed |
Feel felt felt |
Fight fought fought |
Find found found |
Fit fit fit |
Flee fled fled |
Fly flew flown |
Forbid forbade forbidden |
Forget forgot forgotten |
Forgive forgave forgiven |
Freeze froze frozen |
Get got gotten |
Give gave given |
Go went gone |
Grow grew grown |
Hang hung hung |
Have had had |
Hear heard heard |
Hide hid hidden |
Hit hit hit |
Hold held held |
Hurt hurt hurt |
Keep kept kept |
Kneel knelt knelt |
Know knew known |
Lay laid laid |
Lead led led |
Leave left left |
Lend lent lent |
Let let let |
Lie lay lain |
Light lit lit |
Lose lost lost |
Make made made |
Mean meant meant |
Meet met met |
Pay paid paid |
Put put put |
Quit quit quit |
Read read read |
Ride rode ridden |
Ring rang rung |
Rise rose risen |
Run ran run |
Say said said |
See saw seen |
Seek sought sought |
Sell sold sold |
Send sent sent |
Set set set |
Sew sewed sewn/sewed |
Shake shook shaken |
Shoot shot shot |
Show showed shown/showed |
Shrink shrank shrunk |
Shut shut shut |
Sing sang sung |
Sink sank sunk |
Sit sat sat |
Sleep slept slept |
Slide slid slid |
Speak spoke spoken |
Spend spent spent |
Spit spit/spat spit/spat |
Split split split |
Spread spread spread |
Spring sprang sprung |
Stand stood stood |
Steal stole stolen |
Stick stuck stuck |
Sting stung stung |
Stink stank stunk |
Strike struck struck |
Swear swore sworn |
Sweep swept swept |
Swim swam swum |
Swing swung swung |
Take took taken |
Teach taught taught |
Tear tore torn |
Tell told told |
Think thought thought |
Throw threw thrown |
Understand understood understood |
Wake woke woken |
Wear wore worn |
Weep wept wept |
Win won won |
Write wrote written |
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