Y2 T1 irregulars

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

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The Irregular Verbs

After today's lesson 

* You will know what irregular verbs are. 

* You will know the rules on how to use them.

* And you will know that you will have to study them!

first things first:

When studying the irregular verbs we study 3 tenses (tijden).

1: Base form

2: past simple

3: past participle (voltooid deelwoord)

first things first:

When studying the irregular verbs we study 3 tenses (tijden).

1: Base form

2: past simple

3: past participle (voltooid deelwoord)

in het nederlands:

1: beginnen

2: begonnen

3: begonnen

first things first:

When studying the irregular verbs we study 3 tenses (tijden).

1: Base form

2: past simple

3: past participle (voltooid deelwoord)

In English:

1: (to) begin

2: began

3: begun

You can use the Irregular Verbs in the same three ways as the regular verbs!

The Irregular Verbs  don't follow the rules as we have learned them. 

# consonant changes     (I bend, I bent, I have bent)

# consonant added         (I mean, I meant, I meant)

    consonant added + change in vowel sound 

                                              (I keep, I kept, I have kept)

# vowel changes              (I fly, I flew, I have flown)

# change in word             (I go, I went, I have gone)

# don't change at all       (I hit, I hit, I have hit)

# ought/aught                  (I buy, I bought, I have bought)

# there are over 200 of them!

As said: 

The past tense in English comes in past simple (verleden tijd) and past particible (voltooid deelwoord).

The Irregular Verbs  don't follow the rules as we have learned them. 

# consonant changes     (I bend, I bent, I have bent)

# consonant added         (I mean, I meant, I meant)

    consonant added + change in vowel sound 

                                              (I keep, I kept, I have kept)

# vowel changes              (I fly, I flew, I have flown)

# change in word             (I go, I went, I have gone)

# don't change at all       (I hit, I hit, I have hit)

# ought/aught                  (I buy, I bought, I have bought)

# there are over 200 of them!

As said: 

The past tense in English comes in past simple (verleden tijd) and past particible (voltooid deelwoord).

When the base form has an a in it: use -aught. 

No a? then -ought!

teach -> taught

think -> thought

Net als in het Nederlands is het voltooid deelwoord nooit het enige werkwoord in een zin. 

verleden tijd: De vaas brak. => The vase broke.

voltooid dw: De vaas IS gebroken. => The vase IS broken.

The irregular verbs

there's a list you need to study in Stepping Stones.

otherwise: use google!

https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/irregular-verbs-list.htm

there's a list you need to study in Stepping Stones.

otherwise: use google!

https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/irregular-verbs-list.htm

Week 41 (this week):  to be – to fight  (Friday 14-10 check up)

Week 42:   to find – to ring    (Friday 21-10 check up)

Week 43 : Autumn holiday 

       

Week 44: to run – to write   

(Friday 4 -11 check up on all irregular verbs)

yesterday I .... (to go) to the store.

I .... (to buy) some flowers for my mother.

When I .... (to come) home, my mother ... (to ask) me why I ... (to do) that.

I ... (to say) to her that I .... (to bump) into dad and he ... (to tell) me to do so.

He also ... (to instruct) me to hurry up.

Because he .... (to break) mum's favorite vase.

Q: Where's the ball?
A: I .... (to throw) it over there!

1. throw
2. threw
3. thrown

Q: Where's the last meatball?
A: Henry ... (to eat) them all!

1. ate
2. eaten
3. eat

So Henry ... (to eat) all the meatballs? ... (to do) he forget that he's a vegetarian?

1. ate, did
2. eaten, does
3. eat, did
4. eaten, dadododo