Regular verbs
Practice the past tense of common English regular verbs, including tricky spelling changes.
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Practice the past tense of common English regular verbs, including tricky spelling changes.
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Regular verbs form the past and the participle by adding -ed: walk, walked. Follow these rules: if it ends in e only add -d (like, liked); if it ends in consonant + y it changes to -ied (study, studied); and some double the final consonant (stop, stopped). Practice reading the past aloud, because -ed sounds three different ways.
She walked to school.
She cooked dinner for the family.
He changed his mind.
She studied for the exam.
She considered his advice.
He picked an apple from the tree.
They climbed the mountain.
He typed the report.