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    Regular Verbs

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    + -ed INFINITIVE PAST SIMPLE PAST PARTICIPLE

    With most verbs we cook cooked cooked


    add -ed fnish fnished fnished
    +-d
    With verbs ending live lived lived
    with -e, we add -d close closed closed
    y -ied
    With verbs that end study studied studied
    with one consonant* carry carried carried
    + -y, we change the y try tried tried
    to -ied:
    p -pped
    With verbs that end stop stopped stopped
    with one vowel* + plan planned planned
    one consonant
    (e.g. stop), we double
    the consonant:
    + -ed
    But note that we stay stayed stayed
    do not double the happen happened happened
    consonant, open opened opened
    1) when it is y or w visit visited visited
    (e.g. play)
    2) when the last
    syllable* is not
    stressed (e.g. LISten,
    HAppen, Open)
    Note that in British cancel cancelled cancelled
    English l is usually travel travelled travelled
    doubled, even if the
    syllable is unstressed
    (e.g. travel)
    -ing forms
    +-ing INFINITIVE -ING FORM
    With most verbs we walk walking
    add -ing: eat eating
    e + -ing
    With verbs that end make making
    with a consonant* come coming
    + -e, we delete the write writing
    -e and add -ing:
    elementary pocket guide
    Oxford
    Regular verbs: Past simple and past participle
    A pocket guide
    to regular verbs:
    past simple and
    past participle,
    and the -ing form.
    Make your own pocket guide
    to regular verbs, and the
    -ing form by following the
    instructions.
    Print page 1.
    Put page 1 back in the
    printer.
    Print page 2 on the other
    side of the paper.
    Cut along the dotted lines.
    Fold the paper.
    You now have your pocket
    guide to irregular verbs to
    take with you anywhere.
    You can fnd all of these
    irregular verbs in your copy
    of Oxford Living Grammar
    Elementary.
    f
    o
    l
    d
    f
    o
    l
    d
    f
    o
    l
    d
    f
    o
    l
    d
    c
    u
    t
    OLG_E_POCKET_VERBS.indd 1 28/1/10 16:23:06
    ie -ying
    With verbs that end lie lying
    with -ie, we change die dying
    -ie to -ying: tie tying
    -t -tting
    With verbs that end sit sitting
    with one vowel* + run running
    one consonant swim swimming
    (e.g. get, hit, stop),
    we double the
    consonant:
    + -ing
    But note that we play playing
    do not double the happen happening
    consonant, listen listening
    1) when it is y or w remember remembering
    (e.g. play)
    2) when the last
    syllable* is not
    stressed
    (e.g. reMEMber, VISit):
    * Consonants: b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z
    Vowels: a e i o u
    Syllables: |hit| = 1 syllable; |vi|sit| = 2 syllables
    |re|mem|ber= 3 syllables
    elementary pocket guide
    Oxford
    Learn and practise grammar in context
    Irregular verbs: past simple and past participle
    f
    o
    l
    d
    f
    o
    l
    d
    f
    o
    l
    d
    f
    o
    l
    d
    c
    u
    t
    1
    OLG_E_POCKET_VERBS.indd 2 28/1/10 16:23:08

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