Form and use the irregular past tense: set 4
key notes :
π Form and Use the Irregular Past Tense: Set 4
What is the Past Tense? β³ |
Past tense is used to talk about actions that have already happened.
Example:
- Present: I go to school.
- Past: I went to school.
What Are Irregular Verbs? βπ |
Some verbs do not follow the regular β-edβ rule in the past tense.
These are called irregular verbs.
Example:
- Present: eat β Past: ate
- Present: see β Past: saw
Irregular Past Tense Verbs (Set 4) π |
Present | Past | Example Sentence |
---|---|---|
bring | brought | I brought my book to school. π |
buy | bought | She bought a new pencil case. βοΈ |
catch | caught | He caught the ball. β½ |
teach | taught | The teacher taught us a new song. π΅ |
think | thought | I thought about the answer. π€ |
fight | fought | They fought over the toy. π₯ |
leave | left | She left early for home. π |
feel | felt | I felt happy yesterday. π |
How to Use Them in Sentences βοΈ |
- Identify the action.
- Check if it is an irregular verb.
- Replace it with its past form.
- Make sure the sentence makes sense.
Example:
- Present: I buy a sandwich.
- Past: I bought a sandwich. π₯ͺ
Quick Tips β |
- Irregular verbs donβt follow -ed rules.
- Memorize them in small sets to make learning easier.
- Use colourful flashcards or drawings to remember them! π¨
Practice Activity βοΈ |
Fill in the blanks with the correct past tense form:
- Yesterday, I ______ (bring) my notebook.
- She ______ (teach) us a new rhyme.
- He ______ (catch) a butterfly. π¦
- We ______ (think) about our homework.
- They ______ (fight) for the last cookie. πͺ
(Answers: brought, taught, caught, thought, fought)
Let’s practice!ποΈ