Transcript Irregular Verbs - Pacoima Charter Elementary School

Do not use –ed
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Past tense verbs tell about something that
happened in the past.
The past could be yesterday, last year, last
week, an hour ago.
Usually we add “-ed” to the verb to show past
tense:
 Yesterday, I helped the teacher.
 Last week, I studied for my test.
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there are some verbs that are past tense and
don’t follow the “-ed” rule.
They are special or irregular verbs.
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Present tense: come
Past tense: came (not comed)
 On Tuesday, a visitor came to our classroom.
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Present tense: say
Past tense: said
 Yesterday, we said we would walk to school.
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Present tense: throw
Past tense: threw
 She threw the ball to the pitcher.
Present Tense
Past tense
Do
Have
See
Ride
Take
Eat
Grow
Write
Did
Had
Saw
Rode
Took
Ate
Grew
Wrote
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Car factories gave people many jobs.
On Sunday, we rode our bikes downtown.
We saw photographs of our school.
When I was little, I had a fear of the dark.