SPELLING REGULAR VERBS RULES
PRONUNCIATION
Identify or Correct
VERBS VOCABULARY
GRAMMAR
100

Regular verbs ending in a silent e 


Take /-d/ in the simple past

Example:
close=closed

100

When do we pronounce the ending sound /id /?


Infinitives that end in the sounds
/t/ or /d/

needed
hated
dated
added


100

Identify the regular verbs:

1. keep

2. dig

3. laugh

4. harass

BY: RONY RAMOS

1. irregular

2. irregular

3. regular

4. regular

100

Put these verbs in the past form 

1. roll

2. stay

3. marry

1. rolled

2. stayed

3. married

100

Correct the words given

1. taked

2. usid

3. completeed

1. took

2. used

3. completed

200

Regular verbs ending in a vowel + y


Take /-ed/ in the simple past.

Example:
play=played

200

When do we pronounce the ending sound /d/?


Infinitives that end in a voiced sound (vibration)

lived
chilled
enjoyed 


200

Identify the past simple tense:

1. My mon will take me to the shopping mall.

2. The thieves were able to break in and take people's valuables. 

3. They have already done their homework.

BY: RONY RAMOS

1. Future Simple

2. Past Simple (CORRECT ANSWER)

3. Present Perfect

200

Put these verbs in their infinitive form

1. lit/lighted 

2. might 

3. mowed 


1. light 

2. may 

3. mow 


200

Correct the words given

1. gived

2. paintd

3. travel


1. gave

2. painted

3. travelled (British) traveled (American)


300

Regular verbs ending in a consonant + y 


Written forn (the 'y' becomes an 'i' followed by -ed) and pronounced with /d/ in the simple past and past participle forms.

Example:
marry=married

300

When do we pronounce the ending sound /t/?


Infinitives that end in an unvoiced sound 

shopped
picked
wished
crunched

300

Find the mistake.

Thomas flirted and invite Sammy for a meal.



Thomas flirted and invited Sammy for a meal.

300

Put these verbs in the past form

smell 

smelled or smelt

300

Correct the words given

1. cancel

2. hitted

3. stoped

1. cancelled (British) canceled (American)

2. hit

3. stopped


400

What is rule # 3?


Written with an -ed pronounced /-id/ in the simple past and past participle.
Example:
visit=visited

add=added

400

which pronunciations do these verbs take?

1. laugh

2. use 


1. /t/

2. /d/


400

Correct the mistake.

Why did you eat breakfast this morning? You're going to get hungry later.

didn't

400

Put these verbs in the past form

sink

sank

400

Correct the words given

1. choppd

2. rememberred

3. opend

1. chopped

2. remembered

3. opened


500

How are verbs that finish in C/V/C spelled in the simple past?

Double the last consonant + ed, EXCEPT verbs that don't have the final syllable stressed (emphasis). Example: re MEM ber, O pen

stopped

chopped

remembered

opened


500

How do you pronounce these verbs?

invited

saved

completed

Invited /Id/

saved /d/

completed /Id/

500

Correct the mistakes.

Hannah invite Jamie to visit in the summer of 2004. It was Hannah's 21st birthday. They wantd to dance, but they don't like the music, so Hannah talk to the DJ. "This music is awful", she said. "Could you play something else?" The DJ lookd at her and said, "Don't worry, I have the perfect song for you."

invited

wanted

didn't

talked

looked