Understanding Regular and Irregular Verbs

1. What are Verb Conjugations?

• Present Tense:

  • Regular Verbs: Add -s for he, she, or it. For example, "I walk" becomes "He walks."
  • Irregular Verbs: These change forms. For instance, "I go" changes to "He goes."

• Past Tense:

  • Regular Verbs: Just add -ed. For example, "walk" turns into "walked."
  • Irregular Verbs: These can be different. For example, "go" changes to "went."

• Future Tense:

  • Use "will" plus the base verb. Like saying "will walk" or "will go."

2. Matching Subjects and Verbs:

• Make sure the subject matches the verb. For example, say "They run," not "They runs."

3. Adding Descriptions:

• Use adjectives to describe things. For example, "happy boy."
• Use adverbs to explain actions. For example, "runs quickly."

4. Different Types of Sentences:

• Declarative: These tell you something. Like, "It is sunny."
• Interrogative: These ask questions. Such as, "Is it sunny?"
• Imperative: These give commands. For example, "Close the door."
• Exclamatory: These show strong feelings. Like saying, "What a lovely day!"

5. Connecting Ideas with Conjunctions:

• Use words like "and" or "but" to connect thoughts. For example, "I like tea and coffee."