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Reading Coach: Improve Your Speaking and Reading Skills

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Irregular verbs are verbs that do not follow the normal patterns for tense and past participle. While most English regular verbs use the ending "-ed" for the past tense and participle forms, irregular verbs each have their own unique tense forms and past participles.

Irregular verbs are one of the hardest parts of the modern English language because they're all a little different. Since there's no formula, English speakers have no choice but to memorize each one, along with their special verb forms.

To help you with this, below we list the common irregular verbs and their tense forms, along with a quick explanation of what they are and how they work.

What are irregular verbs?

You could say irregular verbs are that "follow their own rules." Regular verbs follow the standard grammar rules of modern English in adding "-ed" or "-d" to form the past tense and past participle forms. Irregular verbs, however, use completely original words for their different verb forms when they're the of a sentence. (Just a reminder: The past participle is the form used with the present perfect tense .)

To show you what we mean, let's "dance" and "sing!" This pair is a good example to see the differences: "dance" is a regular verb, but "sing" is an irregular verb.

To conjugate "dance," there's no big surprise or trick; you just use the same formula as with most other verbs. To create both the simple past tense and past participle forms, you simply add "-ed," or in this case only "-d" because the base form ends in already.

"Sing," however, is irregular, so the normal rules don't work. You can't use "singed" because that's an incorrect form for this verb. Instead, "sing" has both a unique past tense and also a unique past participle form. The only way to know how to conjugate "sing" is to memorize its special forms.

In practice, you end with conjugations like these:

The simple present tense is conjugated the same no matter whether the verb is regular or irregular. This includes adding an "-s" or "-es" for the third-person singular. Be aware that certain exceptions, like the verb "be," have special present tense forms as well.

Like "be," quite a few other linking verbs are irregular as well, such as "become" and "feel." Also, irregular verbs can be either transitive or intransitive verbs and can still be used as imperative verbs .

Strong vs. weak verbs

Irregular verbs and regular verbs are often confused with strong verbs and weak verbs, although they are very similar.

Strong verbs are any verb that changes its vowels in the past tense, like how the in "sing" changes to an for the past tense. Weak verbs, on the other hand, keep their vowel the same in the past tense, like the in dance.

With these rules in mind, we can see that all strong verbs are irregular. The confusion comes with weak verbs, because some weak verbs are irregular, too. One of the most common examples of an irregular weak verb is "sleep":

Although "sleep" has its own special past tense and past participle forms ("slept"), it still keeps as the main vowel, making it a weak verb.

Likewise, irregular verbs that don't change at all, like "bet" or " spread," are also weak. You can find a full list of irregular verbs that don't change below.

List of irregular verbs in English

Want a list of irregular verbs in the English language? Below we list the common irregular verbs to help you study and provide a quick-reference resource in case you forget one later (note that the past tense verbs in the chart below are shown in American English forms; there are some differences in British English ).

Instead of listing the irregular verbs in each of their verb tenses , we only mention the simple past tense and past participle forms, along with the base. Any verb conjugation you do will use one of those three forms.

Please note irregular verbs that take a prefix (e.g., "resell" or "undo") use the same irregular forms as their base word (e.g., "resold" or "undid").

Also, you'll notice that some irregular verbs don't change at all-the base, simple past tense, and past participle forms are all the same word. We discuss this type of irregular verb in the next section.

Common irregular verbs that don't change

Most verbs, both regular and irregular, have different for different tenses. We add letters or change the spelling to aid communication; it helps the listener or reader understand whether you're talking about the present, past, or future.

However, certain verbs don't change verb forms at all. They use the same word and same spelling for the present, past, and past participle forms. Because these words don't follow the normal rules, they're also considered irregular.

You can find these words in the chart above, but to speed up your search we've also included them in the list below:

Ensure you use the proper verb forms

Getting irregular verb forms right in your writing can be tricky unless you've memorized them all. That's where Grammarly comes in. Acting as your built-in editor, Grammarly flags verb tense mistakes and other grammatical issues in your writing and provides suggestions on how to correct them-and so much more. From clarity to tone consistency, Grammarly's real-time feedback helps make your writing stronger and more polished.

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Carer/support worker/aged care_English practise prompt 

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.
(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

Your English goals

The skills you want to improve

Your current level

Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

Your English goals

The skills you want to improve

Your current level

Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Get Weekly English Practice from AI (job specific)

Copy and paste your prompt (instructions) into any AI tool.

(For example: ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.)

The AI will create weekly activities for you.

These activities will be based on:

·       Your English goals

·       The skills you want to improve

·       Your current level

·       Follow the weekly plan to practice and improve your English step by step.

·       If you finish an activity, tell AI "Can you give me the next activity?"

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Practise talking to patients with the following roleplay prompts:

A normal role play practise with a patient

A roleplay to deal with a difficult patient

A roleplay to deal  with a child patient

You should get some useful phrases before you start the roleplay. Once you are ready, you can start chatting with AI.

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Practise your grammar, pronunciation and many other things online! (you might need to use your TAFE email to log in)

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TAFE NSW | ClarityEnglish: Online English since 1992

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Read and listen

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