English verbs on l. Right and wrong verbs of English

Greetings all lovers of English and grammar in particular :-p. Today you are waiting for an interesting and useful selection. Someone may think that important for the right speech is wrong, modal and phrase verbs, that's all you need to know. You are deeply mistaken if you think that the study of the right verbs is a useless thing, since everyone knows a simple mechanism when it is added to the word in the past number [-ed]. The correct verbs of the English language in fact, the correct verbs just like the wrong and any other. They display the name noun. If you have a noun Cookthen you have and verb to cook. Also, as when there was a common word "Google", which was used in the "Search Engine" value, but today English gave us "to Google", which began to mean "search in Google search engine."

Thus, studying the right English verbs, you learn this unit, and the noun, and the grammar of the formation of the past time is three in one. Any English courses in their program include learning these words. Therefore, having studied the difficult incorrect, modal, phrase, should not ignore the usual regular verbs. These words are an important part of the expression of emotions and feelings and the construction of proposals.

Everyone knows that Regular Verbs are formed by adding to the second communion and the form of the end time [-ED]: Paint - Painted - drawingbut, however, follows and this rule needs to take into account several important nuances:

• If the word ends on "E", then we do not duplicate it and add only the ending [-D]: Like - Liked - like
• If the lexeme ends on a deaf or hissing consonant, then the ending [-ED] pronounced as "t": Polish - Polished - ["PɒLɪʃt] - Polish, S. top - Stopped - - Stay. Please note that when forming Past Simple in single verbs, the latter consonant doubles
• In the case when the unit ends on a ringing consonant or vowel letter, then familiar [-ed] dials the sound "D": Destroy - Destroyed - - destroy.By the way, when the lexema ends on "Y", and in front of it there is a consonant letter, then when adding [-ed], the sound "Y" is reduced and "I" appears in its place: Study - Studied - ["Stʌdɪd] - learn. In the case when before "Y" is a vowel, then no additional changes occur
• If the word is completed on "D" or "T", then [-ED] pronounce as "ID": Pretend - Pretended - Pretend, Start - Started - - Start, start

The right English verbs do not cause special difficulties, since the scheme of their formation is quite simple and transparent.

Table 50 Right English verbs

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I will say a secret: the right and wrong verbs of the English language are the most "beloved" theme of teachers and students when studying English grammar. Fate was pleased that the most popular and frequently used words were the most popular and frequently used in the English speech. For example, the famous phrase "to be or not to be" also contains an incorrect verb. And this is all the chapter of the British :)

Just on a second, imagine how wonderful it would be to add the end -edto the main verbs and receive the past time. And now, all learning English is prepared by participation in an exciting attraction - a commercially commercialized table of incorrect verbs of English with translation and trascripping.

1. Wrong verbs

Meet their royal majesty Wrong verbs. Long ranting about them do not have to. It is necessary to simply accept and remember that each verb is their forms. And no logical connection is not impossible to detect. It remains only to lay the table and teach how you once remembered the English alphabet.

It is good that the verbs are found, where all three forms coincide and are pronounced equally (Put-Put-Put). But there are particularly harmful forms that are written as twins, but are pronounced in different ways (Read - Read - Read). Just as only the best tea leaves of the best varieties for the royal tea drinking are chosen, we have gathered the most consumed wrong verbs, organized them alphabetically, visually designed to the table - did everything so that you smile and ... taught. In general, only a bona fide chaser will save humanity from ignorance of English incorrect verbs.

And to memorize it was not so boring, you can create your own algorithms. For example, write all the verbs to begin with, where three forms coincide. Then those where two forms coincide (such most, by the way). Or, let's say, to learn the words today on the letter "B" (do not think bad), and tomorrow - to another. No limitations of fantasy for lovers in English!

And without departing from the box office, we suggest a test for the knowledge of irregular verbs.

Table of incorrect verbs in English with transcription and translation:

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2. Right verbs

When the most difficult part in the form of incorrect verbs is mastered (we want to believe that it is so), you can skip as nuts and the correct verbs of the English language. They are called so because they exactly equally form the form of past time and communion II. In order not to load your brain once again, simply denote their form 2 and form 3. And both are obtained by end - eD.

For example: look - Looked,work - worked

2.1 And for those who love to be sophisticated until the very essence, you can conduct a brief program about the mysterious term "Communion II". First, why participle? Because it is otherwise to designate a three-chapted dragon, which has signs of 3 parts of speech at once: verb, adjective and adverbs. Accordingly, this form is always in parts (immediately at three).

Secondly, why II. ? Because there are also i. It is quite logical only by communion I is the end -ingand communion II has an end -ed in the right verbs, and any ending ending in the wrong ( written. , built , come ).

2.2 And everything would be fine, but there are some nuances.

If the verb ends on -ythen it is necessary -Ied (Study - studied).
. If the verb consists of one syllable and ends on the consonant, it doubles (stopped).
. Always double the ultimate consonant L (travel -travelled)
. If the verb ends on -E.then you need to add only -d. (Translate - Translated)

For highly exhaled and attentive, you can still add pronunciation features. For example, after the deaf consonants, the end is pronounced as "T", after the calls - "D", after the vowels "ID."

You may have heard / invented / read / spied the way to reduce efforts to a minimum and increase the effectiveness of memorizing incorrect verbs to a maximum, and for some reason we still do not know it. Share not only with your smile, but also visun options to please each other with something else.

If you studied English as a child, then long tables with three forms of irregular verbs are familiar with the school. But the correct verbs of the English language, despite their frequent use in speech, for some reason always bypass the party and are not studied in table form. And it is very wonderful because they also have special grammatical cases. In addition, by thinking a whole list of the right verbs, we will expand our vocabulary and we will feel confident when building proposals, without a doubt, by setting any verb into the form desired by the context. But for starters again, let us remember what rule the name gave such verbs.

Molds of correct verbs of English

As you remember, there are only four verb shapes in English grammar. Two of them do not require closest studies: with infinitive, we get acquainted when we work on the study of new words, and the sacrament of the present time (Participle i) is invariably formed by adding the end -ring. There are two forms for which it takes separation to the right English verbs, and incorrect.

According to the grammatical norm *, the education of Past Simple (simple last) and Participle II (common time) occurs by joining the ending -ed to the heart. Accordingly, the appearance of these verb forms of the same type.

* Exceptions from this rule are just a class of incorrect verbs.

But not everything is so simple, as it seems at first glance. Adding endings has its own phonetic and grammatical nuances associated with language features. Avoid misuse and pronunciation of the forms of the past time will help you with the following grammatical table.

Now we are familiar with all the important points associated with the right formation of verb forms. It is time to get acquainted with popular representatives of this class of verbs. The table below will feature the most used correct verbs with translation and their pronunciation in English.

Correct English verbs - 50 words with transcription and translation

So, we bring to your attention the basic correct verbs in English with transcription and translation.

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