Phrasal verbs are verbs that have a preposition that changes the meaning of the verb from its base form. For example, run is to go faster than a walk, but run into means either to collide with something or see a person unexpectedly. I like to run to get exercise. I ran into my high …
Here is a list of irregular verbs with their past participle.
This is the -ed form of the verb. For regular verbs, take the base verb and add -ed at the end. Examples: Turn -> Turned He had turned off the radio before starting the car. Bang -> Banged They had banged on the door loudly for hours. Easy, right?! Be careful, because there …
What are they? Present participles are the -ing form of the verb. This is the gerund form of the verb. How do you form them? Take the base form and add -ing to the end. Example: Add + ing = Adding He is adding the number of items you are buying. Melt + ing = …
