Irregular English Verbs 👉 Past Participle Form | Common Grammar Mistakes

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Hi Emma, Greetings and hope you are doing well. I reckon that learning irregular verbs is no hard task at all, either the whole language. It's all about practicing, the more the time we spend to learn, the better and faster the result we shall achieve. It's not a secret that we, learners, must read and listen English for at least three hours daily. Lucky, with the Internet, learning anything, especially English, became much easier as we have tons of useful lessons, like yours, BBC NEWS, films, songs TV shows, ... etc. By the way, if you spotted any mistake, kindly inform. Thanks a lot for such important and useful lesson, Regards, Ahmad,

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A couple of very minor errors: ...either *is*the whole language. ... the time we spend *learning* It's not a secret that we, learners, must read and listen *to* English... ...learning anything, especially English, *has become* much easier as we have tons of useful lessons...

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You speak slowly and clearly, which is great. However, irregular verbs are best taught and learnt in groups based on their similar pronunciation. Most of them can be put into groups, only a few remain that don't fit anywhere. Example groups: swim - swam - swum/drink - drank - drunk, etc., bring - brought - brought/catch - caught - caught, etc.;, break - broke - broken/speak - spoke - spoken, etc., leave - left - left/sleep - slept - slept, etc.; fall - fell - fallen/give - gave - given, etc.; cut - cut - cut/put - put - put, etc. One part (or one video) could be all the groups one by one according to their similar pronunciation (summary), and then (or another video) each verb separately with example sentences and pictures, but still read in the same order as those groups.

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Hola teacher Emma, irregular verbs are a big headache but I will keep going. The most difficult for me are: lie, go, swim, be and tear :( Thank yo so much for sharing your knowledge with us, you are awesome!

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Great video, I think the most difficult irregulair verbs is Fly, flew, flown swim, swam swum go, went, gone/been fall, fell, fallen drive, drove, driven

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What I found very important and new for me,it was the verb ''lie''. It depends on the meaning . Thank you for this new information

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Thank you very much, Emma! You explain amazingly, but I don’t fully understand the difference between go - gone/been - gone is clear but when I have to use been - no. Thank you in advance for more detailed explanation.

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I have known most of these past participle of verbs, but I did not know there is another form past participle for go, and you explained well. you are good at teaching.

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[@sleepy314]

Native speakers in the US often confuse 'lie' as in 'lie down'. With 'lay' as in 'lay eggs'. One often hears 'I am going to lay down on the bed ' instead of 'I am going to lie down on the bed '. My mom said 'Remember, people lie down and chickens lay eggs.' 😁 I think for chickens and eggs it is 'lay, laid, laid' but I don't remember ever using the past participle 'have laid'.

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Congrats for your great lessons. I discovered them recently and they’re helping absurdly! The most difficult is to think like natives after your own culture so deep. I would like to know about music “Lay, lady, lay” - Bob Dylan... It seems like an “imperative tense” (asking lady to lie down). If ok, could he use “Lie, lady, lie” instead “Lay, lady, lay”. If my English is too bad let me know, please! I’ll accept your suggestions. Congrats again and thanks a lot. It’s a pleasure to watch you! 🙌🏼🍀😘

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There's always a point when the "error" is so widely used that it stops being an error and becomes accepted English. Is the meaning of "lay" any less understandable? More difficult to use or spell? If not, what makes it an error? Just because long dead writers of outdated dictionaries said so?

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Hello teacher, I'm Alex. I'm from Colombia. and just now I learn English. So, It's very difficult to learn present perfect in English. Actually I've taken class about present perfect this season. and I have several trouble about to memorise some irregular verbs. Now I want to say you thanks for the class. It was very funny and interesting. So you won me with irregular verbs hahaha. well, I need to practice more time. thanks for your video.

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I understand the difference between "been" (as in gone and come back) and "gone" (as in not back yet), but I don't think it makes sense to present "been" as a special case of "to go", given that it's clearly the past participle of the verb "to be" in that case. This is exactly what the past forms of the verb imply - "I was there yesterday (and I no longer am)" or "I have been there many times (there and back)". I believe the way it was presented in this video creates artificial complexity around a concept that is highly logical and simple to grasp. Correct me if I'm wrong. That aside the video is very helpful for people struggling with irregular verbs

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Isn't "lie/lied/lied" a regular verb? Because you just add a "d".

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Celso Rosa you're right, but I wanted to highlight the irregular 'lie' (there are two different meanings for the same verb) 😊

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You're welcome Jesus! It's quite tricky that even native speakers get them confused sometimes haha.

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