Who does, really? The point is, you want to speak English fluently and make an impression on people with your English language skills. You probably don’t really care about learning irregular verbs. These are verbs that don’t use the usual -d, -ed, or -ied spelling or pronunciation for the past simple or past participle. See how well you do in the quiz, check the answers at the end and start listening!Įnglish verbs are pretty straightforward until you get to irregular verbs. Lots of listening, and lots of examples of the verbs being used will help make you familiar with the past simple and past participle verb forms. The best way to deal with these tricky verbs is to recognize them as they are being used. All you need to do is find your headphones and relax and listen. In just 15 minutes we are going to explain, with lots of examples, 20 of the most common irregular verbs.
Today we listen and learn English irregular verbs. Irregular Verbs Learned The Easy Way Through English Grammar Listening Practice
