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Do you have any ideas about Irregular verbs? What are irregular verbs and how are those irregular verbs used in the English Language? In the English language, more than 200 words are classified as irregular verbs. Most of the words we use for conversations will be irregular verbs. So for learning English, irregular verbs are also part of it. In this blog, let us discuss the best tips to learn irregular verbs in the English Language. To learn in detail, get into Spoken English Classes in Chennai.

Maybe learning irregular verbs seems crazy, but irregular verbs also follow certain patterns. Let us learn, some of the irregular verbs with the examples

Irregular Verbs

Irregular verbs do not end in -ed in the past tense. The irregular verbs follow the same auxiliary verb with past, present, and future tense. The ending of regular and irregular verbs vary.

Principal elements of Irregular verbs

I tell a story (present)

I told a story(past)

I have told a story(past participle)

The irregular verbs “tell” have identical patterns in past and present participle.

Some of the different forms of irregular verbs are

I wear a dress(present)

I wore a dress(past)

I have worn a dress(past participle)

What are Auxiliaries Verbs?

Auxiliaries verbs in the English language are known as helping verbs. There are two types they are

Regular auxiliary verbs

Modal auxiliary verbs

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Regular auxiliary verb

am, is, are, was, were comes under regular auxiliary verb

Modal auxiliary verbs

will, shall, would, should, can, could, may, might, do, does, did these words come under modal auxiliary verbs.

Here the auxiliary verbs are used with the irregular verbs to form different sentences.   

For example,

Has or have been used with the past participle to form an irregular verb with present perfect tense.

Jerry has worn out his welcome.

“will” with the present form of an irregular verb to make the future tense.

I “will” wear a helmet from now on.

“Had” with the past participle of an irregular verb to make the past perfect.

I “had” never worn a helmet before you told me.

Try to form sentences and practice all the verbs you know! It will assist you to memorize them much better or else take a class from  Spoken English Classes In Anna Nagar. The trainers guide you with suitable classes and materials. 

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